Android icons with that loooong material shadow for everyone!
Here are some common causes which cause problems.
Make sure that your SVG file contains closed paths instead of open ones. For example
The icon on the left contains a single path (made up of two sub paths) that is open at the ends (first node does not connect to the last node). The icon on the right has closed paths, where the shape of the paths are that of the stroke width of the original icon.
For Inkscape users there is a nice tool that does the above conversion: "Path" -> "Stroke to Path".
Only paths which have a fill color are imported. Any other paths are considered "invisble".
First, download / setup the dependencies:
npm install
Next get a hold of brunch, the build tool used for this project. To install globally:
npm install -g brunch
Then to start compiling + watching files run
npm start
which will start a local server at http://localhost:3333.
To update the local Google Material Icons collection
run ./bin/update-material-icons.sh which will place all icons under app/assets/img/material-icons
and create a file with all icon names under app/templates/input-material-icons-data.static.jade.
Tests require PhantomJS (v2.1.1), CasperJS (v1.1.0-beta5) and
the site running at http://localhost:3333 (e.g. npm start). Run tests via npm test.
To directly open an specific icon in the editor, pass the url to the icon as a icon query parameter to the website,
for example
http://localhost:3333/?icon=/img/material-icons/action/ic_android_48px.svg
Please see LICENSE for licensing details.
For commercial use, please submit a request or send us an email to material-icons@bitdroid.de.