AppIconResourceAndroidDataStructure

Version #1

Description:

Represents a config for android icon conversion

Fields:

  • backgroundIconName: String [Optional]
    Default: ic_launcher_background
    Description: This will be used from naming the output background image file.
  • backgroundSize: Integer [Optional]
    Default: 100
    Description: Use the slider to specify a scaling factor in percent to resize the background image.
  • crop: Boolean [Optional]
    Default: true
    Description: With crop, the image edges can be cut off, and with shrink, they aren’t.
  • foregroundIconName: String [Optional]
    Default: ic_launcher_foreground
    Description: This will be used from naming the output foreground image file.
  • foregroundSize: Integer [Optional]
    Default: 100
    Description: Use the slider to specify a scaling factor in percent to resize the foreground image.
  • playStoreIcon: Boolean [Optional]
    Default: true
    Description: It is a 512 x 512 pixel image that’s appropriate for the Google Play store.
  • rasterOutputType: Enum<png | webp | none> [Optional]
    Default: png
    Description: Defines the raster images format. It can be png (by default), webP or you may use None to disable raster image outputs.
  • roundIcon: Boolean [Optional]
    Default: true
    Description: Older devices (which has earlier OS then API 26) doesn’t support vector app icon. They can use a fix round icon. This will generate by default.
  • safeZone: Boolean [Optional]
    Default: true
    Description: Safe zone is the area that is guaranteed to not be clipped by a shape mask.
  • shape: Enum<verticalrectangledog | square | horizontalrectangledog | squaredog | horizontalrectangle | none | circle | verticalrectangle> [Optional]
    Default: square
    Description: To place a backdrop behind your source asset, select a shape, one of square, vertical rectangle, or horizontal rectangle. For a transparent backdrop, select None.
  • singleIconName: String [Optional]
    Default: ic_launcher
    Description: This will be used from naming the output image file.