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platformicons

v7.0.1

Published

Web Platform and Framework Logo Set

Downloads

42,174

Readme

Platformicons

A set of platform and framework icons from the people behind https://sentry.io.

SVG Versions

There are two kinds of icons in this collection:

  • The icons in /svg are for smaller rendering sizes. They can have a solid background to achieve high contrast to make them easier to "read" in smaller sizes.
  • The icons in /svg_80x80 are for bigger rendering sizes. They can have a transparent background.

Publishing Changes

Platformicons uses GitHub Actions to publish changes. You don’t need to update the version in package.json since that’s done automatically.

  1. Make a change but don’t update the version in package.json
  2. Merge with Master
  3. Head to the Release workflow and then run the workflow
  4. This will create an issue in getsentry/publish
  5. Add the accepted label to publish