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v1.1.0

23 Jun 10:06
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SFSymbolsGenerator v1.1.0 Release notes

Features

  • Support SF Symbols 6 beta
  • Minimum OS requirements changed from macOS Ventura 13.0 to macOS Ventura 13.3
  • swift-tools-version changed from Swift 5.7 to Swift 5.8

v1.0.2

28 Oct 10:37
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Fix Swift Package Index build failed in Swift 5.7 and Swift 5.8

The binary executable file is the same as Release v1.0.0

v1.0.1

28 Oct 06:53
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swift-tools-version downgrade, from 5.9 to 5.7

The binary executable file is the same as Release v1.0.0

v1.0.0

27 Oct 17:39
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Support Swift Package Manager!

Support SF Symbols 5

15 Oct 11:26
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Support SF Symbols 5 Pre-release
Pre-release

Simplifying SF Symbols Enumeration Generation with Swift!

Minimum OS Requirement

  • macOS Ventura 13.0 (Compatible with Intel and Apple Silicon-based Macs)

How to Use

git clone

  1. Clone this Project
  2. Use Xcode to open it
  3. Command + R
  4. Find outputPath in Output area, and Happy use it!

Terminal

  1. Download binary file from Latest Releases
  2. Open Terminal.app (notes: check current path exists SFSymbolsGenerator binary file!)
  3. run ./SFSymbolsGenerator, and find outputPath in Terminal, and Happy use it!

Arguments

Argument Description
--use-beta Use SF Symbols beta
Example
./SFSymbolsGenerator --use-beta

Support SF Symbols 5 beta

02 Oct 05:25
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Pre-release

Simplifying SF Symbols Enumeration Generation with Swift!

Minimum OS Requirement

  • macOS Ventura 13.0 (Compatible with Intel and Apple Silicon-based Macs)

How to Use

git clone

  1. Clone this Project
  2. Use Xcode to open it
  3. Command + R
  4. Find outputPath in Output area, and Happy use it!

Terminal

  1. Download binary file from Latest Releases
  2. Open Terminal.app (notes: check current path exists SFSymbolsGenerator binary file!)
  3. run ./SFSymbolsGenerator, and find outputPath in Terminal, and Happy use it!