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svg-icons-view

v1.1.5

Published

6 months ago

A CLI tool for previewing all SVG files within a project. This tool works by starting a local HTTP server, allowing you to preview the SVG files in your browser.

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svg-icons-view

Overview

svg-icons-view is a CLI tool that allows you to preview, rename, and delete SVG files within your project. It achieves this by starting a local HTTP server and opening a browser window for previewing the SVG files.

By default, the node_modules and .git folder is ignored. To include node_modules, please use the --node_modules parameter.

Installation

To install svg-icons-view, use npm:

npm install svg-icons-view -g

This will install the package globally, allowing you to use the icons command from anywhere in your terminal.

Usage

To use svg-icons-view, navigate to your project's root directory in your terminal and execute the following command:

icons

This will start the HTTP server and open a browser window where you can preview all SVG files within your project.

Features

Preview SVG Files: View all SVG files within your project in a browser window.
Rename SVG Files: Rename SVG files directly from the browser interface.
Delete SVG Files: Delete SVG files directly from the browser interface.