San Fransymbols 4+

Name: San Fransymbols
Price: 4990 CLP
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)
Author: Coding Corner LLP

Advanced SF Symbols viewer

Coding Corner LLP

- 5.0 • 1 Rating

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Description

SF Symbols includes nine weights (ultralight, thin, light, regular, medium, semibold, bold, heavy, black) for each icon and automatic scaling. This means it is easier than ever to include glyphs and icons in your apps which not only look great, but adhere to important accessibility features like Dynamic Type.

San Fransymbols is created to make it easier than ever for you to search for, compare and choose the right symbol from SF Symbols for every situation, with features such as:

+++ SWIFTUI AND UIKIT CODE +++
Automatically generate SwiftUI and UIKit code for every symbol and weight. Copy it to the clipboard in one click to use with apps such as Xcode.

+++ COMPARE WEIGHTS ON THE FLY +++
Compare every weight of each symbol by simply clicking on the desired weight. Will it look better in semibold or heavy? San Fransymbols makes it easier than ever to decide.

+++ FAVORITE SYMBOLS +++
With a quick key command, add symbols to your favorites. Perfect for keeping track of a list of symbols you want to incorporate into a project.

+++ NATURAL LANGUAGE SEARCH +++
No longer do you have to remember that the maximize symbol is named arrow.up.backward.and.arrow.down.forward. Natural language search means you can find more symbols relevant to your next project.

+++ WRITTEN FROM THE GROUND-UP FOR MAC +++
San Fransymbols has been written with the Mac in mind, with native UI elements and great performance.

8 Apr 2024

Version 6.2.1

Minor bug fixes for symbol localization

5.0 out of 5

1 Rating

Excelent but...

When you copy a symbol for SwiftUI you get some missing elements. The first element is a closing parentesis on the `symbolRenderingMode` and the second missing element is the dot at the `font` modifier

Hi, thanks very much for your valuable feedback. This bug has been fixed and will shortly be released in v6.1.3.

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