All notable changes to this project will be documented in this file.
The format is based on Keep a Changelog, and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.
2.1.3 — 2024–11–06
- The progressbar now fills correctly with the
-a
flag.
2.1.2 — 2024–10–29
- Output directory and file names are now correctly generated when
./
is specified in the-i
flag. - Progressbar no longer erases error messages.
2.1.1 — 2024–10–08
- The
images
command with the-r
flag now removes the source file only if no errors occurred during its processing. - Error messages for the
images
command are now more readable. - The verbose and useless
images
command execution messages have been replaced by a compact and clear progressbar. - Source file extensions can now be in uppercase.
2.1.0 — 2024–08–13
- The
--addMetaData
(-m
) flag is now also available for theicons
command. Enabling it will create anindex.css
file in the output directory, which contains registrations of custom properties with paths to icons. - The
--originDensity
(-d
) option now takes the value0
. This works like the1
value, but without adding the density suffix to the filename.
2.0.0 — 2024–06–13
- The
favicons
command no longer depends on the following options:-i
— the path to the directory with the files to be processed is now specified with the-p
option;-o
— new files are created in the same directory as the original files (i.e., the directory specified by the-p
option);-r
— the original favicon files are now always deleted after processing is complete.
- The
favicons
command now places only thefavicon.ico
,manifest.webmanifest
, andLinks.md
files in the specified directory, with all other files being placed in thefavicons
subdirectory. This eliminates the need to manually move the listed files up one level. You only need to extract thelink
tags code from theLinks.md
file into your HTML layout and then delete theLinks.md
file.
- New CLI option
-p
(--publicDirectory
) for the favicons command, allowing you to specify a directory (public
by default) with static assets where the source SVG files for generating favicons are expected. - New CLI flag
-m
(--addMetaData
), enabling which when processing raster images additionally generates metadata files in JSON and JS formats.
1.0.3 — 2024–05–24
- The path to
icon-180.png
(Apple touch icon) is now correctly generated inLinks.md
.
1.0.2 — 2024–05–06
- Paths in the
webmanifest
are now generated correctly on Windows.
1.0.1 — 2024–05–06
- The
conjure favicons
command now works fine on Windows. - The
webmanifest
is now generated with a final newline.
1.0.0 — 2024–04–19
- Now the
conjure favicons
command does not generate the entire set of files for each SVG found, including those nested in subdirectories. Instead, this command only works with files in the specified directory and expects at least one oftouch.svg
,32.svg
and16.svg
(preferably only the first two, and the third only if there is such a version in the design). See README.md for details on preparing and working with these files. - Now the
-r
(--removeOrigin
) option also applies to theconjure favicons
command.
- Gereration of
Links.md
file with advice on the code of links for generated files, moving files, and fixing paths to files.
0.1.2 — 2024–04–17
- No longer requires
pnpm
for package users.
0.1.1 — 2024–04–10
- Paths to icons in the generated webmanifest.
0.1.0 — 2024–04–05
- Basic functionality.