* Create simple CLI tool to get the filename from a brandname
https://github.com/simple-icons/simple-icons/pull/2589#issuecomment-585902427
* Update contributing guidelines on new SVGs' filenames
* Fix incorrect filename in package.json script
* Add file header to get-filename script
* Update contributing guidelines' section on SVG filenames
Co-Authored-By: YoussefRaafatNasry <youssefraafatnasry@gmail.com>
* Draft documentation on versioning
* Add "Renamed icons" to kinds of changes for a major release
* Change "Updated icons" to "Updated SVGs" & "Updated metadata" for patch
Given a recent comment on a rejected Pull Request I updated the
Contributing Guidelines to explicitely state that adding a new icon in a
Pull Request (without creating an issue first) is subject to the same
requirements as an icon request by itself.
* Add a script for the linting that cannot be accomplished by our other linters
Currently this only contains linting for whether our icons are alphabetically sorted
* Add our own linting to Travis
* Fix Let's Encrypt being incorrectly sorted
* Intentionally break sorting to test CI
* Revert "Intentionally break sorting to test CI"
This reverts commit 55e4070b3c.
* Explain in CONTRIBUTION.md how to sort metadata
* Add SVGO as devDependencies and a NPM script to run it
* Update Contributing Guidelines
Change the instructions on how to use SVGO to optimize SVGs to use the
new dependency and NPM script.
* Add configuration for the NPM command to optimize SVGs
* Specify --precision in SVGO configuration file
* Update SVGO config ordering of attributes
To be in line with the fact that, as @davidklebanoff pointed out: "most
(all?) have the attributes in the order of role, viewbox, xmlns
(alphabetical)"
* Move SVGO --multipass argument to .svgo.yml
* Update SVGO dependency to 1.3.0
Now the force merge option works 🎉
See: https://github.com/svg/svgo/releases/tag/v1.3.0
* Update outdated "blocking" comment
* Remove `id` and `aria-labelledby` from all SVGs
* Update SVGLint configuration
* Remove `aria-labelledby` from documentation
* Remove `aria-labelledby` from website
because why not
* Update contribution guidelines
Adds mention of brand acceptance and popularity threshold
* Update contribution guidelines
As suggested by @ericcornelissen
Add svg-grabber with the "Website headers" option for where you can find brand logos. svg-grabber is a tool (for Google Chrome) which I recently discovered, it quickly shows you all the available SVG files on a website in order. So most of the time the company logo will be listed somewhere at the top. This might make the process of finding the SVG easier for some.
