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Release Notes v0.2.0

Release date: 2026-01-25

Overview

This release adds Go library APIs for programmatic icon processing, new CLI commands for color icon generation and recursive verification, 42 new color icon assets, and CI workflow for automated icon validation.

New Features

Go Library API

Icon Retrieval (added in this release)

  • GetIcon(brand, variant) - retrieve icon by name and variant
  • GetIconWhite(brand) - white variant for dark backgrounds
  • GetIconColor(brand) - full color variant
  • GetIconOrig(brand) - original unmodified variant
  • ListIcons() - list all available brand names
  • IconExists(brand) - check if brand exists
  • NormalizeIconName(name) - convert aliases (golang→go, k8s→kubernetes)

Icon Processing

  • ProcessWhite(input, output) - create white icon on transparent background
  • ProcessColor(input, output) - create centered color icon preserving original colors

Recursive Verification

  • svg.ListSVGFilesRecursive(dir) - walk directory tree for SVG files
  • verify.DirectoryRecursive(dir) - verify all SVGs in directory tree

CLI Commands

brandkit color - Create centered color icon on transparent background

brandkit color icon_orig.svg -o icon_color.svg

Removes background, centers content, verifies pure vector while preserving original colors.

brandkit verify-all - Recursively verify all SVGs are pure vector

brandkit verify-all brands/

Designed for CI pipelines to ensure all brand icons remain valid.

Brand Assets

  • 17 new brands: bolt, bootstrap, dart, flutter, go, javascript, kotlin, lovable, openapi, postgresql, postman, python, react, replit, spring, v0, windsurf
  • 42 new icon_color.svg files for all brands with transparent backgrounds
  • Total: 52 brands, 157 SVG files

CI/CD

  • New verify.yaml workflow for automated icon validation
  • Triggers only when brands/ directory changes
  • Runs make verify-all to ensure all icons are pure vector

Breaking Changes

  • Renamed gcp brand directory to google-gcp for clarity

Upgrade Notes

Update your import to use the new brand name:

// Before
svg, _ := brandkit.GetIconWhite("gcp")

// After
svg, _ := brandkit.GetIconWhite("google-gcp")

Or use NormalizeIconName which maps gcloud → gcp (but not gcp → google-gcp).