Inspired by opensourcedesign/logos#5 and @jdorfman, here's an initial wishlist:
- Allow for logo contributions (more easily than now, anyways)
- Use other repos
- Allow for metadata (like license, copyright holder, etc.)
- Access the list of logos via JS (similar to how it currently is)
- Access the logos without having to
npm install
- Have the pngs in here as well rather than generated on ILS?
As discussed in opensourcedesign/logos#5, we're not looking to add a whole lot of complexity to InstantLogoSearch (which uses this repo), but this repo can export an object that DOES have all of the metadata considered without ILS doing much about it.
It might make sense to use git submodules for including other's logos. We could fork their repos to rename logos how we want and it would allow for this repo to be directly be used for its files, rather than NEEDING in to be an npm module. With the forked submodules, we might also be able to remove these js files specific to each dependency.
Converting all the SVGs to PNGs ahead of time isn't exactly a fun process. For ILS, we're using MaxCDN to cache these so we don't have to do it all the time. In the end, maybe we don't check in PNGs and call that a day.
opensourcedesign/logos is about open source logos. We're just logo in general. If we export metadata that exposes our open source logos in this repo, then we can just reuse each other's work and that would be fantastic.
Inspired by opensourcedesign/logos#5 and @jdorfman, here's an initial wishlist:
npm installAs discussed in opensourcedesign/logos#5, we're not looking to add a whole lot of complexity to InstantLogoSearch (which uses this repo), but this repo can export an object that DOES have all of the metadata considered without ILS doing much about it.
It might make sense to use git submodules for including other's logos. We could fork their repos to rename logos how we want and it would allow for this repo to be directly be used for its files, rather than NEEDING in to be an npm module. With the forked submodules, we might also be able to remove these js files specific to each dependency.
Converting all the SVGs to PNGs ahead of time isn't exactly a fun process. For ILS, we're using MaxCDN to cache these so we don't have to do it all the time. In the end, maybe we don't check in PNGs and call that a day.
opensourcedesign/logos is about open source logos. We're just logo in general. If we export metadata that exposes our open source logos in this repo, then we can just reuse each other's work and that would be fantastic.