SFSymbolsGenerator v1.3.1

Release Notes:

New Features

• Complete renaming from sf-symbols to sf-symbols-generator and build optimizations
• Supports installation via Homebrew!

Full Changelog: 1.3.0...v1.3.1

SFSymbolsGenerator v1.3.0

Release Notes:

New Features

• Refactor codebase structure.
• Supports installation via Homebrew!

Requirements Upgrade

• From macOS 13.3 upgrade to macOS 14.0

Full Changelog: 1.2.0...1.3.0

SFSymbolsGenerator v1.2.0

Release Notes

Features

• Support SF Symbols 7 beta

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

SFSymbolsGenerator v1.0.2

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

SFSymbolsGenerator v1.0.1

swift-tools-version downgrade, from 5.9 to 5.7

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

SFSymbolsGenerator v1.0.0

Support Swift Package Manager!

Support SF Symbols 5

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

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!