release ios app

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• [ ] make a framework to copy the android resource to the ios app on build
• [ ] use chat gpt suggestion below to convert icons
• [ ] parse android strings files and store in memory hash lookup

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Yes, there are command line tools that can convert Android vector icons to SVG format. One popular tool is svgexport, a Node.js based command line tool that can convert SVG files to various formats, including PNG and JPEG. It can also import Android vector icons in XML format and convert them to SVG.

Here's an example of how you could use svgexport to convert an Android vector icon to SVG format:

$ svgexport input.xml output.svg

In this example, input.xml is the Android vector icon and output.svg is the output file in SVG format.

Another popular command line tool for vector graphics conversion is rsvg-convert, which is a part of the librsvg library. It can also import Android vector icons in XML format and convert them to SVG.

Here's an example of how you could use rsvg-convert to convert an Android vector icon to SVG format:

$ rsvg-convert input.xml -o output.svg

Note: Before using these tools, make sure to install them on your system and check their documentation for more information on how to use them effectively.