* 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* Update outdated "blocking" comment
* Add URL friendy/slug/file name as property to package icon objects
* Test new property
* Build index from template
* Add .get function to index.js export
* Test new .get function in index.js export
* Use Uglify-JS to minify the code in the package's index.js
* Update API in README.md
* Renaem test using "slug" instead of "name"
* Update editorconfig-checker dependency
At least v2.0.7 [1] is required to check that a file does not contain a
final newline.
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1.
https://github.com/editorconfig-checker/editorconfig-checker.javascript/releases/tag/2.0.7
* Add *.svg to editorconfig and enable checking in editorconfig-checker
* Remove final newline from existing SVG files
... to fix the `$ npm run wslint` command
* Remove xmlstarlet from Travis CI "Lint" build
With https://github.com/birjolaxew/svglint/pull/6 merged some time ago,
we no longer need xmlstarlet to verify that SVGs are valid XML.
Essentially reverting the changes in #1112 and #1159
This should also make it easier for contributors to reproduce the build
on their own machines, specifically if they don't use Linux.
* Update dependencies
* Change "license" in package.json to SPDX format
Fixes the "npm WARN simple-icons@1.9.19 license should be a valid SPDX
license expression" warning given by NPM.
* Implement basic test for the NPM package
Just an initial test suite that checks if all promised imports actually
exist. The testing framework Jest was chosen because of it ease of setup
and use.
* Implement exhaustive tests of properties for each icon
