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icomoon-decompress

v0.0.5

Published

Dead-simple module do unzip icomoon archive and compress its selection.json.

Downloads

3

Readme

Simple build tool to unzip icon archive from icomoon.io and remove unused properties from selection.json.

Instalation

npm install icomoon-decompress --save-dev

Usage

node index.js <directory>

<directory> is path to directory containing icomoon.io zip archive.

Additionaly you can add a custom script to your package.json and than run it with npm run icons:

{
	"name": "your-project",
	...
	"scripts": {
		"icons": "node node_modules/icomoon-decompress <directory>"
	}
	...
}

Test the library

Place icon archive icomoon.zip to /test folder and run npm test.

Caution

icomoon.zip is deleted after the script's successful run. This should not be a problem for you as your project remains at Icomoon's app.

Also, use this at your own risk. It is a very basic util meant just for me.