Hi everyone, as indicated in https://phabricator.kde.org/D22617#502629, I have created an application “breeze-icon-cleaner”, which shall help with creating breeze monochrome icons.
If you feel like testing/trying, it is now available at https://invent.kde.org/davidhurka/breeze-icon-cleaner. It is a simple qmake project. == Description == The current workflow involves manual editing of the icon SVG files to add the stylesheet and remove clutter. I found that confusing, because it had to be repeated every time the icon is edited. The new application takes the SVG file, collects the graphical elements (naturally, only paths are supported), and creates a new SVG file from them. It has minimal clutter, and the breeze stylesheet is added automatically. $ breeze-icon-cleaner --sizes 16 --names icon path/to/inputfile.svg It can also read multiple icons in multiple sizes from one input file, and split them. $ breeze-icon-cleaner --sizes '16 22' --names 'aaa bbb ccc' inputfile.svg It can also generate a template, so you know where to draw the icons in the input file. $ breeze-icon-cleaner --sizes '16 22' --count 3 template.svg # draw on file $ breeze-icon-cleaner --sizes '16 22' --names 'aaa bbb ccc' template.svg # Outputs these files: # 16/aaa.svg # 16/bbb.svg # 16/ccc.svg # 22/aaa.svg # 22/bbb.svg # 22/ccc.svg Cheers, David
