They allow users to choose how they wanna call this file and what extension they wanna use. I think it'd be a great addition to support all of them by default.

Here's the list: https://github.com/michael-ciniawsky/postcss-load-config

Hi :),

I've noted that "test" folders (singular) already has a custom behavior (expanded and collapsed). You could add this same behavior for "tests" folders (plural).

More details below:

Collapsed folders example

Expanded folders example

If you have any question, please let me know.

Best regards

Can we have a different icons for a spec.js files vs js files ?

Hi.

Love your icon theme! It's my favorite :D

I am currently writing a small extension for myself, that basically modifies syntax highlighting for javascript, html etc.

For some reason, when I register these new syntax grammars it breaks the icon theme and instead of showing the proper javascript or html icon it just shows a default gray blank document.

more detail.

I originally tried to register these new grammars as injections rather than as new languages because that seemed the right way to do things. But I couldn't seem to get it to work properly. So instead I registered these syntax additions as "new" languages.

This means that when I open an html file or whatever and I inspect it's TextMate theme scope it will say something like "text.hmtl" but it will also include a scope called "html.enzo".

But it also means that for some reason the "example-file.html" isn't being registered by the icon theme as an html file, and therefore the html icon won't show up in the explorer.

The orange Angular icon should appear in front of test spec files.
This works fine for component.spec.ts and service.spec.ts, but not for other derivates like directive.spec.ts, pipe.spec.ts.

Files with the .vue extension don't show their correct icon:

Hi, I'm on the VS Code team. We recently released support for Remote Development and I noticed that your may extension need a small change to ensure users have a good experience when using it remote workspaces.

What is the issue?

To make remote development as transparent as possible to users, VS Code distinguishes two classes of extensions:

• UI Extensions: These extensions make contributions to the VS Code user interface and are always run on the user's local machine. UI Extensions cannot directly access files in the workspace, or run scripts/tools installed in that workspace or on the machine. Example UI Extensions include: themes, snippets, language grammars, and keymaps.

• Workspace Extensions: These extensions are run on the same machine as where the workspace is located. When in a local workspace, Workspace Extensions are run on the local machine. When in a remote workspace, Workspace Extensions are run on the remote machine. Workspace Extensions can access files in the workspace to provide rich, multi-file language services, debugger support, or perform complex operations on multiple files in workspace (either themselves or by invoking scripts/tools).

You can find more details about this architecture here.

VS Code currently infers that your extension is a Workspace Extension. This means that users who have your extension installed must also install it to the remote in order to use it in remote workspaces. I believe that your extension should probably be a UI extension instead. That way your extension will always be enabled for users who install it, even if they open a remote workspace.

How do I fix this?

To tell VS Code that your extension is a UI extension, just add "extensionKind": "ui" to your extension's package.json.

UI Extensions always run on the user's local machine, even when they open a remote workspace.

I'll submit a PR that does this. Please let me know if you have any questions or concerns about the issue. We've also put together a guide to help you test your extension in remote workspaces

PS: As a temporary workaround for a few popular extensions, we've automatically added your extension to an internal whitelist so that is always treated as a UI extension

The super-saturated blue on the Lua icons doesn't look great against the chrome when VS Code is in dark mode. Would you consider toning it down a bit?

Thanks for the great work on this set; I'm a big fan of the simplicity.

Should target files named tailwind.js with maybe an option to specify a different name since its customizable and users can change it if they want.

Here's the SVG code for the logo:

<svg class="w-8 h-8 lg:w-12 lg:h-12 block" viewBox="0 0 64 64" xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg">

    <linearGradient x1="0%" y1="0%" y2="100%" id="logoGradient">
        <stop stop-color="#2383AE" offset="0%"></stop>
        <stop stop-color="#6DD7B9" offset="100%"></stop>
    </linearGradient>

    <path d="M13.5 11.1C15.3 3.9 19.8.3 27 .3c10.8 0 12.15 8.1 17.55 9.45 3.6.9 6.75-.45 9.45-4.05-1.8 7.2-6.3 10.8-13.5 10.8-10.8 0-12.15-8.1-17.55-9.45-3.6-.9-6.75.45-9.45 4.05zM0 27.3c1.8-7.2 6.3-10.8 13.5-10.8 10.8 0 12.15 8.1 17.55 9.45 3.6.9 6.75-.45 9.45-4.05-1.8 7.2-6.3 10.8-13.5 10.8-10.8 0-12.15-8.1-17.55-9.45-3.6-.9-6.75.45-9.45 4.05z" fill-rule="evenodd" fill="url(#logoGradient)" transform="translate(5 16)"></path>
    
</svg>

This would allow for custom icon associations.

I found vue icon in readme file, but it not used on *.vue file.

Hi!

I'm a VS Code-OSS user, a FLOSS version of VS Code, it's the same code but without the Microsoft's telemetry and branding.

I want to request if it's possible to add the Simple Icons extension on the open-vsx.org marketplace, because it's unclear if Microsoft marketplace is legal to use on VS Code forks, see here.

This is how to publish a new extension.

Thanks.

Currently, .cshtml files only show as gray documents. This is the only oversight I've seen so far. Thanks for the great extension!

It would be nice to have nice PHP icons ))

Latest update 1.11.7 fails to display any file icons due to these errors:

Problems parsing file icons file: Invalid symbol: Error: Problems parsing file icons file: Invalid symbol
    at e.resolveContent.then.e (file:///C:/Users/GoaLitiuM/AppData/Local/Programs/Microsoft VS Code/resources/app/out/vs/workbench/workbench.main.js:4307:385)
    at process._tickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:68:7)
Error: Problems parsing file icons file: Invalid symbol
    at e.resolveContent.then.e (fileIconThemeData.ts:192)
    at process._tickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:68)

An icon for .vue file would be nice.

is not here a racket icon for .rkt files?

It would be great if we could have an alternate icon for SVG files that would help telling them apart from other image files like JPG or PNG. This would be helpful to people (like myself) that need to edit SVG files manually when they're inside a folder mixed with other image extensions.

Also maybe add an option to toggle this functionality.

Svelte already has a VS Code extension but currently no icon.

The Svelte logo (can be found here) would probably make for a decent icon:

Would be awesome to see this added. 🙂

From VSCode 1.15 release:

Icon theme authors, please get ready for multi-root support: We added two new icon categories for VS Code: rootFolder and rootFolderExpanded that can be used to show root folders in a different way compared to other folders. For example, the File Explorer will use this icon as well as the list of recently opened workspaces.

Hey, I like your extension since it adds good icons for apex classes and triggers. Could you please add visualforce pages too?
This would complete the icon set for my salesforce development.

Please add an icon for the extension .styl

Hello, can you add specific icon for favicon.*

As described in the title, the icon shows up correctly for .stylelintrc but not for .stylelintrc.js.

This icon set is awesome. The only thing that keeps me from using it is the contrasting appearance of the folder icons. Have you considered alternative designs for the folders? I would be very interested.

Hello can you create iconf for .env files?

Please add an icon for the extension .sass

Hi again!

I've noticed that Windows registry files, REG (reg), are not supported. Do you have time / are you able to sketch something appropriate?

Few images below (taken from Windows (regedit) and icons8, to propose examples:

Best regards,
K

Here is a nice SVG GraphQL icon:

Available on Wikipedia.

Also, do you have time to build a Marko icon? Nunjucks, EJS and Handlebars I think could have the HTML5 icon.

This is just a config file for posthtml. The color should probably be this one which is the one they're using on their Twitter profile: #FA743E.

I think it might also be a good idea to use the default config icon for all files that end with .config.js.

I'm a big fan of the theme. Color customization of the plain folders was a selling point for me.

I think the theme will be even better if there is a configuration like "icons.file.color" related to the plain file's icon file.svg. So the user will have full control over the plain folder and file colors and will be able to match them.

Thank you very much for the work you put into the theme.

Hi @LaurentTreguier

This time I'm here to bring an idea about creating icons for default filetypes supported by VSCode it's almost done, except by:

• Git commit file:

• HLSL High Level Shader Language

• XSL XML styles-sheets

BTW, Thank you for blue icon again! 😄

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Hello,

I don't know if it is actually possible, or either desirable, but folder arrow felt useful for me.
Can you put a config flag or something else to let user choose between no arrow or yes arrow ?

Thanks for this nice plugin

Guema

I think it's necessary to add ICON for the C programming languages, rather than simply attribute it to the CPP ICON.
:)

The little gopher is kinda hard to read, and they have a new branding now, which might be worth adding?

Thank you for being part of the Open VSX community by adding your extensions to the Open VSX Registry. Please note that the service was recently transferred to the Eclipse Foundation and urgent action on your part is needed so we can continue to list your extensions. To ensure uninterrupted service, please sign the Eclipse Publisher Agreement on or before January 8, 2021. If not signed by that date, your extensions will be delisted and will no longer appear on the site nor be available via the API. If you sign at a later date, your extensions will then be re-activated. The signing process is explained in the Wiki (steps 1 and 2).

Please also note that all extensions MUST have a license in order to be listed.

More details are in these recent blog posts:
https://blogs.eclipse.org/post/brian-king/open-vsx-registry-under-new-management
https://blogs.eclipse.org/post/brian-king/new-era-open-vsx-registry

Today, there’s growing momentum around open source tools and technologies that support Visual Studio (VS) Code extensions. Leading global organizations are adopting these tools and technologies. This momentum has spurred demand for a marketplace without restrictions and limitations. Thanks for joining us on this journey as we continue to build the Open VSX community. We look forward to continued innovation from you in 2021!

Could the Jenkins icon be added for Jenkinsfiles?

You said you were open to suggestions but I couldn't find a way to contact you for a suggestion.

These two have nice looking folders IMO:

• NomoDark for Visaul Studio
• VSCode Icons

Please add an icon for Haml files. Thanks!

Hi! I'm from the VS Code team, and we'd like to ensure Simple icons can run in the different extension host setups VS Code currently supports. I've found that the current definition of extensionKind for your extension is too restrictive.

The extension has the extensionKind set to ["ui"]: https://github.com/LaurentTreguier/vscode-simple-icons/blob/master/package.json#L30. This defines that the extension can only run in the VS Code desktop extension host.

However, this extension can also run on the workspace extension host (which is used for remote scenarios) since it doesn't have any dependencies on the desktop extension host. It'd also be great to enable it for Codespaces web.

Thus, to ensure your extension can run properly across setups, we'd recommend to change the extensionKind to "extensionKind": ["ui", "workspace"]. More information about extensionKind can be found here.

Please let me know if you have questions - I'm happy to help clarify anything. Thank you!

Hello, can you add specific icon for *.cu

Hi and thanks for great set of icons!

However, currently batch/cmd files are somewhat hard to distinguish rapidly from other grayish icons. Therefore, I'd suggest that the icon for this type of files could be e.g. same as PowerShell but with black background color instead of blue and maybe having same text inside the icon as standard windows 7 cmd icon: "C:\ _" or "CMD"?

Best regards,
IL

Maybe something similar to the default file icon but with Aa on top of it or in the bottom right corner like .js files.

Should support the following file extensions (and any other I might have missed):

• .ttf
• .otf
• .woff
• .woff2
• .eot
• .ttc

A more inclusive list that might be helpful: https://fileinfo.com/filetypes/font

VSCode Version 1.18.0 (1.18.0) 2017-11-08T12:28:16.811Z on macOS Sierra 10.12.16

I'm not sure if it's related to the hidesExplorerArrows, but for some reason, I can't see the folders anymore:

vscode-simple-icons

Where it should be similar to some other fonts:

emmanuelbeziat.vscode-great-icons

UPDATE: Actually, most of the icons are not working for me =/

Any chance of adding a .ejs icon in the future?

Just needed a single EJS (http://www.embeddedjs.com/) file to template something with html-webpack-loader and, to my complete horror, there was no icon!

Thanks. :)

Please add icons for the extension '.babelrc' and '.csscomb.json'.

Jekyll Syntax Support add syntax highlighting to .jekyll files. It would be great if we could have an icon with the jekyll test tube logo: https://github.com/jekyll/brand

I can take a look at it and open a PR if you'd prefer that.