google_material_symbols 0.2.9

Google Material Design Icon Font
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# Google Material Symbols Font


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This crate provides an enum of all the glyphs in the Google Material Symbols font.  
Additionally, it provides a way to load the font, and QOL features for using the font in iced.

In addition - you can hover over the icons in your IDE to see a preview of the icon!

See <https://fonts.google.com/icons> for more information

**I am not affiliated with Google Inc., nor do I have any rights to the Google Material Symbols font.**  
This crate is published with a copy of the font, and its license, as allowed by the license.

See [`GoogleMaterialSymbols`] for the list of available icons, including their names, codepoints and a preview image.  
See [`GoogleMaterialSymbols::FONT_FAMILY`] for the functions and constants available on the enum (So you don't need to scroll past 3,589 icons to find it!)

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The individual glyphs are in the `GoogleMaterialSymbols` enum:

```rust
use google_material_symbols::GoogleMaterialSymbols;
let _ = GoogleMaterialSymbols::MagicButton;
```

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Each glyph contains the following information:
- Unicode codepoint: e.g. `GoogleMaterialSymbols::MagicButton as u32`
- Postfix name: e.g. `GoogleMaterialSymbols::MagicButton.name()`
- Glyph preview image, visible in the documentation, and by hovering over the glyphs in your IDE!

You can also get the actual char from the enum, with `char::from(GoogleMaterialSymbols::MagicButton)`, or `GoogleMaterialSymbols::MagicButton.to_string()`

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If you use `iced` there are some QOL features built-in:  
**NOTE: ** you will need to activate the `iced` crate-level feature to use these!

- [`FONT_BYTES`] is the raw bytes of the font, for loading into iced
- [`IcedExt`] provides the helper functions for using the font in iced
- Glyphs also implement `Into<iced::Element>`, which will use the default font size

```rust
use google_material_symbols::{IcedExt, categories::Dev};

// A text widget configured to use the icon font, with the selected glyph, and a font size of 24
let text_widget = Dev::Android.into_text(24);
```

You will additionally need to load the font, by calling `.font(google_material_symbols::FONT_BYTES)` on your `iced::Application`.

## Crate Features


#### `iced`

Default: Off  
Provides some QOL features for using the font in iced, including a font definition, and conversion to an iced Text widget.

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