Vjacheslav Trushkin

@cyberalien_dev

Full stack open source dev from Estonia, author of Iconify. github.com/cyberalien/ github.com/iconify/

Tallinn, Estonia

iconify.design

Born July 27

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Vjacheslav Trushkin
@cyberalien_dev
15h
Currently attempting publishing icon components again. NPM: fails for large icon sets. GitHub: branches disappearing. Attempt 3: moving to GitLab. If successful, icon components will have a new home here:
gitlab.com
Iconify Icons · GitLab
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Vjacheslav Trushkin
@cyberalien_dev
17h
Earlier today I've announced migration of icon packages from NPM to GitHub. Well... that failed. Branches on GitHub started randomly disappearing. GitHub supposed to have limit of 5k branches per repo, but cannot handle mere 200 branches. Did not expect that. Need to rethink
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Vjacheslav Trushkin
@cyberalien_dev
23h
Due to NPM issues, icon components for Vue, Svelte, React and SolidJS have been migrated from NPM to GitHub. From now on, you can install components from branches of repositories: github.com/iconify/icons-… Readme has long explanation. NPM packages will eventually be deprecated.
GitHub - iconify/icons-vue: 200+ open source icon sets as Vue components
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Vjacheslav Trushkin
@cyberalien_dev
Sep 20
Iconify has generated components for each icon set for Vue, Svelte, React and Solid, such as "@iconify-vue/mdi". That's almost 1k packages! Due to NPM registry issues I'm currently moving them to GitHub. NPM client can install from GitHub, so NPM registry can be avoided. I'll
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Vjacheslav Trushkin
@cyberalien_dev
Sep 19
Deploying a custom Iconify API can be tricky. To help, I've added a deployment script, which takes care of setting up Node environment, uploading files and starting API. All you have to do is create an empty VPS and run script. Docs:
Iconify
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