#Free iconjar zip file
#Free iconjar archive
#Free iconjar code
#Free iconjar password

#Free iconjar code

This is not to say that your original code must be open source, but the code from this project must remain free and open forever. You must also extend the same license to users of your code. A link to the Atomic Lotus website would be appreciated as well. You are free to use, modify, and distribute this script as you see fit as long as you maintain the copyright notices in the original source files. The IconJar file you're trying to extract would also be very helpful.The version of MacOS running on your computer.The year and model of your Mac computer.When reporting a bug, please include as much detail as possible including: Please report any issues to the Issues page on github or via email at scott_at_atomic_lotus_dot_net. This script allows you to extract the icons from your IconJar files, rename them, and quickly upload them to Iconfinder without having to spend time manually re-tagging the icons. Icon marketplaces like Iconfinder can accept ZIP uploads and will use the names of your icons to automatically tag the icons. in order to minimize the risk, the script will give you the option to automatically secure delete the INI file upon completion. The INI support is offered as a convenience but you use it at your own risk.

#Free iconjar password

If you do not specify a password in the INI file, the script will prompt you for your password. However, the script may require an administrator password to write to some folders.

OutputĬAUTION! Saving an administrator password in clear text is inherently risky. The debug log will be saved to the root of your output folder. To enable debug mode, create a file on the Desktop of your computer named `iconjarextractor-config.ini` and add a line with the text `debug = 1`. This is primarily intended for developers and for those requesting support. This script also comes with robust debugging for help trouble-shooting. To enable logging, simply change the `logging` property in the script header to `true`, or add `logging = 1` to a `iconjarextractor-config.ini` file on your Desktop. The script will write log messages to the Script Editor logger (for developers only). You should only use this script on your private computer and make sure only you have access to it, or lock it when not in use. * Storing your password in clear text is risky. The clear text administrator password to allow the script to perform privileged tasks (only writing to files/folders) If you save a file named **iconjarextractor-config.ini** to the Desktop of your computer, the script will automatically import it and change the internal default settings to those you specify.ġ for true, 0 for false whether to enable loggingġ for true, 0 for false wether to enable debug modeĪ POSIX path the root output folder (default is ~/Desktop/iconjar-extractor/) The script supports some minimal configuration in the form of an INI file.

#Free iconjar zip file

The renamed icons will be saved in a ZIP file in `~/Desktop/icon-extractor//out`.

If no name has been specified, the script will error out. If no tags have been specified, the name of the icons will be used.

The icons will be extracted from your IconJar file and renamed using the tags you have specified in IconJar.

The script will create a folder on your desktop named `iconjar-extractor`.

Drop 1 or more IconJar files onto the IconJarExtractor droplet.

Double-click the file named `JSON Helper.zip` and copy the extracted file to your `Applications` folder.

Download this script to your Mac computer and extract the ZIP file.

#Free iconjar archive

This AppleScript droplet extracts icons from an IconJar archive and renames the icons using the tags set in IconJar. You can donate to this project using the button below. I am a freelance developer and your donations help me continue to create free resources.