Can we update the material design library icons?

[dannief]

There seems to be several missing

[arnaudroques]

Hello,
You can submit a PR with missing icons.
We will integrate them in next official release.

Thanks!

[Potherca]

The current information in material/INFO file is incorrect. (See #10 (comment))

When updating the icons, it might be worth updating the INFO files as well...

• The SVGs no longer live in https://github.com/Templarian/MaterialDesign but in https://github.com/Templarian/MaterialDesign-SVG/ (see Update in plantuml-stdlib, request to tag version Templarian/MaterialDesign#4323).

• The mentioned version 0.0.1 is incorrect. As the icons were adding in December 2017, the version used was most likely v2.1.19. (The latest version is v6.9.96).

That means an update INFO file should be:

VERSION=6.9.96
SOURCE=https://github.com/Templarian/MaterialDesign-SVG

[dannief]

Hello, You can submit a PR with missing icons. We will integrate them in next official release.

Thanks!

Any recommendation for creating proper sprites from SVG?

[arnaudroques]

Any recommendation for creating proper sprites from SVG?

Those sprites have been imported by @Anthony-Gaudino
The working repository used at that time is this one: https://github.com/Anthony-Gaudino/plantuml-stdlib/tree/material_design

Maybe @Anthony-Gaudino can give some tips on how he did that?

[The-Lum]

[For traceability]
See this update request here:

• QA-16218
• and link to Added Google Material Icons and changes to Readme #1

Regards.

[The-Lum]

Any recommendation for creating proper sprites from SVG?

You can use this script (from @Anthony-Gaudino):

• https://github.com/plantuml/plantuml/blob/master/tools/create_sprites.sh

Ref.:

• A shell script that batch converts SVG and/or PNG files to PlantUml sprites plantuml#87

[PanderMusubi]

Also looking forward to an update to be able to use e.g. https://pictogrammers.com/library/mdi/icon/router-network/

Also useful after an update would be a macro for PlantUML that lists all the Material Design icon names to e.g. the command line. (And print the version of the supported icon set.)