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@Klowner Klowner commented May 11, 2023

This change adds support for Android adaptive icons as discussed in #91.

If application.icon is an XML resource, it is assumed to be an adaptive icon file. The individual components are parsed from it and assigned to apkInfo in the format:

icon: {
   foreground: '<base64 encoded png>',
   background: '<base64 encoded png>',
   monochrome: '<base64 encoded png>',
}

If any of foreground, background, or monochrome are not present in the XML or cannot be mapped to valid resources, those keys are omitted from the result object.

Please feel free to request any modifications!
Thank you!
-Mark

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chenquincy commented May 15, 2023

@Klowner I haven't reviewed the code yet, but have a comment about the output. The icon's type is changed from string to object, that brings a break-change to this library. Maybe store the adaptive icon output to a new key like adaptiveIcons is better. In addition, could you provide a package with adaptive icon for testing?

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Klowner commented May 17, 2023

Thank you for the feedback, @chenquincy.

I've changed it so the adaptive icons are exposed via {adaptiveIcons: {}} rather than reusing {icon}.

Here's an example apk containing adaptive icon specification (this example only contains a "foreground" image).
adaptive-icon-example.zip
(Change extension from .zip to .apk)

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