Track NerdFont glyphs for languages

[spenserblack]

This could be a fun bit of data for each language.

Inspired by https://github.com/o2sh/onefetch/issues/1308

[hasecilu]

I have a list there EDIT: here it is but there are more languages icons that are not still supported in onefetch:

• [X] Ada: 
• [X] Arduino: 
• [X] Assembly: 
• [x] Bash: 󱆃 / 
• [X] C: 
• [ ] Clojure: 
• [X] CoffeeScript: 
• [X] Coldfusion: 
• [X] C++: 
• [X] Crystal: 
• [X] Csharp: 󰌛
• [X] Css: 
• [X] Dart:  *ascii differs from logo
• [X] Docker: 
• [X] E-lisp: 
• [X] Elixir: 
• [X] Elm: 
• [X] Emojicode: 󰞅 *no logo?
• [X] Erlang: 
• [ ] Fish: 
• [X] Fortran Legacy/modern: 󱈚
• [X] Fsharp: 
• [X] GdScript (godot): 
• [X] Go: 
• [X] Graphql: 󰡷
• [X] Groovy: 
• [X] Haskell: 
• [ ] Haxe: 
• [X] HolyC: 
• [X] HTML: 
• [X] Java: 
• [X] JavaScript: 
• [X] Json: 
• [X] Julia: 
• [X] Kotlin: 
• [ ] Lisp: 
• [X] Lua: 
• [X] Makefile: 
• [X] Markdown: 
• [X] Nim: 
• [X] Nix: 
• [ ] ObjectiveC:  *Use C again?
• [X] Ocaml: 
• [ ] Org: 
• [X] Perl: 
• [ ] Perl6 (now raku): *need rename?
• [X] php:  /  / 
• [X] Powershell: 󰨊
• [ ] Prolog: 
• [X] Purescript: 
• [X] Python: 
• [ ] Qml: 
• [X] R: 
• [X] Ruby: 
• [X] Rust: 
• [X] Sass: 
• [ ] Scala: 
• [X] Scheme: 
• [ ] sh: 󱆃
• [X] Sql: 
• [X] Svelte: 
• [X] Svg: 󰜡
• [ ] SystemVerilog:  *HDL
• [ ] SWift: 
• [ ] Tcl: 󰛓
• [ ] Tex: 
• [X] TOML: 
• [X] Typescript: 
• [ ] Twig: 
• [ ] Verilog:  *HDL
• [ ] VHDL:  *HDL
• [X] VimScript: 
• [X] Vue: 
• [ ] Xaml: 󰙳
• [X] XML: 󰗀
• [X] YAML: 
• [X] Zig: 
• [X] zsh: 󱆃

[spenserblack]

This is fantastic work! I haven't used NerdFonts, is there a resource where I can look up the glyph codes to see how they look rendered?

Also, feel free to start a PR editing languages.yaml with these. Preferably the glyphs should be represented with unicode escapes (\u1234) for example.

[hasecilu]

You can copy the char in https://www.nerdfonts.com/cheat-sheet to get a preview, also search a term to get icons. I use the file from https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts/wiki/Font-Substitution-&-Fallback , Linux section, on my fontconfig (~/.config/fontconfig/fonts.conf) file and thanks to that I have preview in the browser without needing another tweak.