Open xxmxxxxxy opened 6 years ago
easily search through the available icons
I do not think that someone will use a separate site just for that. However, an official webpage with the feature will be pretty cool.
I made a small mockup, how could it look https://wireframe.cc/oBwfGD I've low JS skills, but I can create a template using CSS framework (Bootstrap, Materialize, etc).
I've been using the t command in github but that doesn't really cut it.
Didn't know about this feature, thanks, it's very helpful.
I am tempted to help with this sort of thing. I have a moderate amount of experience with web design and would consider myself proficient at JS, CSS, & HTML.
@SmartFinn I wanted to make you aware of this. https://pages.github.com/
Perhaps we can make a test website repository and host it on github like the numix icon theme does for example. https://numixproject.github.io/ https://github.com/numixproject/numixproject.github.io
Guide to how to get started with Github Pages. https://guides.github.com/features/pages/
@SmartFinn Do you think we could take advantage of Github Pages and its templates and make an official website for Papirus Development Team?
@creepertron95 no problem to find a place for site hosting. I don't see a reason to create a page that has the same content as in REAMDE or just about page. It should have something interesting, like searching and browsing the icons. Unfortunately, I don't have the time and skills to develop this.
I made something similar for an icon pack. Maybe some parts can be useful for Papirus too, like the icon search section, with a few modifications.
Hi,
I have started making a script to create a static website for Papirus. I'm using it more everyday and would really like to have somewhere to easily search through the available icons. I've been using the
t
command in github but that doesn't really cut it.This is the repo https://github.com/mrceephax/papirus-icon-theme-viewer. I'd really appreciate it if someone would like to help me make it.
I was basically thinking of something like what the material icons guys do.
I could have a cron job that runs this script every day and serve/uploads to a s3 bucket.