Closed oschrenk closed 9 years ago
Hi @oschrenk,
iconizr checks for the availability of an svgo
binary on your system (by calling which svgo
— please note that this might only work on Linux / OS X platforms). A regular SVGO installation should register this binary on your system. iconizr will automatically try to use SVGO in case you didn't specify a --scour
option for your command.
By the way: The PHP version of iconizr is totally outdated (and I'm not decided if I'll ever work on it again). As soon as you install SVGO, which is a Node.js module, you should definitely consider switching to the Node.js iconizr module, which has a lot more features and is still kinda maintained (there's a new generation available in the dev branch that I'm trying to finish for quite some time now).
Good luck & cheers, Joschi
The documentation mentions compatibility with svgo. But
iconizr --help
just offersHow do I use svgo?