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Devicon aims to gather all logos representing development languages and tools.

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TL;DR

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Table of Contents

  1. About the Project
  2. Getting Started
  3. Requesting Icon
  4. Contributing
  5. Discord Community
  6. develop vs master
  7. Stale Pull Requests
  8. Building Devicon

About the Project

Devicon aims to gather all logos representing development languages and tools. Each icon comes in several versions: font/SVG, original/plain/line, colored/not colored, wordmark/no wordmark. Devicon has 150+ icons. And it's growing!

See the devicon.json or our website for complete and up to date reference of all available icons.

Thanks to all our contributors and the IcoMoon app. Devicon would not be possible without you.

All product names, logos, and brands are property of their respective owners. All company, product and service names used in this website are for identification purposes only. Use of these names, logos, and brands does not imply endorsement. Usage of these logos should be done according to the company/brand/service's brand policy.

Getting Started

For a super fast setup, go check devicon.dev.
You can either use the raw SVG icons, our Devicon font (which is also available via CDN), or by building Devicon yourself.

Use the devicon font (recommended)

You can install devicon as a dependency to your project either with npm or yarn:

```bash npm install --save devicon yarn add devicon ```

If you don't want to use a package manager, you can also download and include devicon.min.css next to the font files to your project. See devicon.dev for details about how to add Devicon to your project via a CDN.

After setting up you just have to include the stylesheet in your header to get started:

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Start using icons with <i>-tag:

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An alternate way to use devicon is by copy/pasting the raw SVG code to your project.

Copy/paste SVG code (from the SVG folder or the project page):

```html ``` Add the following CSS rules in your stylesheet: ```css .devicon-devicon-plain { max-width: 2em; } /* if you want to change the original color */ .devicon-devicon-plain path { fill: #4691f6; } ```

You can also use the img tag and reference an SVG directly from the repository:

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Requesting an icon

When you want to request an icon please feel free to create an issue. Check out our Wiki for more information.

Contributing

We are happy with every contribution, whether it's new icons, features, or maintainers. Please have a look at our Wiki to see how you can contribute to this project.

Discord community

We have a Discord community for Devicons. You can easily request icons, discuss, and have a good time talking with the community members! Join the official Discord Server here!

develop vs master

All official releases shall be in master. Any updates in between (icons, features, etc.) will be kept in develop.

develop contains: master contains:

Stale Pull Requests

After a pull request has been open for over 30 days with no activity or response from the author, it'll be automatically marked as stale. We might fork your changes and merge the changes ourselves. Since GitHub tracks contributions by commits, you will be credited.

Building Devicon

Follow these steps to build the website and icons either locally or using Gitpod.io.

Table of contents

  1. Using Gitpod to build
  2. Local Installation
    1. Install dependencies
    2. Build the icons
    3. Build the CSS stylesheet
    4. Setting up the web server

Using Gitpod.io

By using Gitpod.io, you can easily build the icons and install the
required dependencies in one single click. No extra setup is required.

Open in Gitpod > **Note** > In case some of the commands are not properly ran, you can\ > follow the steps below and run the same commands on Gitpod.io

Local Installation

Install dependencies

Fork the repository and clone the forked repository.

```bash git clone https://github.com//devicon.git ``` > **Note** > In case you don't have Git installed, check the official guide to install Git on your operating system.

Install all the necessary NPM dependencies

```bash npm install ``` > **Note** > In case you don't have NPM installed, check this ultimate guide on installing Node.js and NPM. These tools are required in order to build Devicon properly.

Install Firefox

https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/new/

Install Python 3.8

https://www.python.org/downloads/ > **Note** > Make sure your Python install includes [pip](https://pypi.org/project/pip/)

Install Selenium

```bash python3 -m pip install --upgrade pip && pip install selenium==4.1.0 requests==2.25.1 ```

Build the new icons

Once all the dependencies are installed, you can proceed to build the newest icons.
Usually, this is done on each release, but you can have a sneak peek before a release.

```bash # Linux/Unix npm run build-icons # Windows python3 ./.github/scripts/icomoon_build_githubless.py ./.github/scripts/build_assets/geckodriver-v0.32.2-win64/geckodriver.exe ./icomoon.json ./devicon.json ./icons ./ --headless ``` The process might take a while, depending on your operating system's speed and the amount of icons.

If there are any errors shown, please let us know by creating an issue or contacting us on our Discord community.

Build the CSS stylesheet

Run the following command to build the new CSS stylesheet.
This file is used to show all the new icons previously built.

```bash npm run build-css ```

Setting up the web server

Run the following command to start the web server with Python.

```bash npm run dev # Will run on port 8000 ```

Or this command, which does exactly the same, but the port can be customized.

```bash python3 -m http.server ```

You're done now! :tada: Your build of Devicons should be available at https://localhost:8000 (or the desired port).