HR: Some css images missing

[pakricard]

Some images related to the new HR scripts are missing in the CSS themes. As far as I detected:

• award.png
• building.png
• money.png
• package.png
• settings.png
• star.png
• task.png
• user-edit.png
• warning.png

[timschofield]

Yes I was aware of these. Just time consuming and not my favourite job. It is the sort of thing a non-programmer could do.

[timschofield]

I have uploaded templates for each theme to images/icons-templates. What is needed is for each icon in each theme the inside of each needs to ne copy and pasted, following the same design principles to that which @juergenmueller77 used in the initial ones.

If anyone fancies a go at these just let me know what you are working on, to avoid duplication.

Tim

[dalers]

Sorry, I have enough on my "supply chain OEM" todo list to keep me occupied for another couple months. I'm happy to let you finish what you started @timschofield ;-)

[timschofield]

Strictly speaking it was Phil who started webERP but he has indicated that he no longer wants to be involved. The beauty of FOSS is that everybody can help to improve the software, it should never be down to just the one person. We all do what we are best equipped to do. Designing icons is far from my speciality.

[dalers]

Designing icons is far from my speciality.

Me too, which is why I don't design them - I use an existing permissively licensed opensource library. No icon will ever be perfect not even if you design it yourself - it only needs to be good enough. It could even be useful for the webERP project to state formally that icons should come from a particular library for consistency. I can't find my favorite one at the moment but Gemini had some suggesions:

Top Open-Source Icon Libraries

Top standard open-source icon projects include Lucide Icons (a community-driven fork of Feather Icons), Bootstrap Icons, Heroicons by Tailwind CSS, and Font Awesome. These offer free, SVG-based, and highly consistent icons for modern web, desktop, and mobile applications.

• Lucide Icons: A highly popular, community-maintained fork of Feather Icons with over 1,300+ clean, consistent, and lightweight icons.

• Bootstrap Icons: Over 2,000+ free icons designed to work well with any project, not just Bootstrap-powered sites.

• Iconoir: One of the largest open-source libraries, offering a wide range of icons without requiring attribution.

• Remix Icon: A large set (over 2,800+) of open-source, neutral-style system symbols, available in line and filled styles.

• Heroicons: Hand-crafted SVG icons by the creators of Tailwind CSS, focusing on a clean, minimal aesthetic (outline, solid, and mini styles).

• Font Awesome: A standard, widely used set available as a font or SVG. While it has a Pro tier, it offers a substantial free, open-source set.

• Material Icons: Google's open-source icon set based on Material Design, available in multiple styles.

[dalers]

I remember it now, the Tango project. The Tango project provided icons for the GNOME desktop, and now it seems has become the GNOME Desktop project https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/GNOME_Desktop_icons

We could add the entire library to webERP and require modules use "the most suitable" existing icon. The contributor would of course be welcome to create an issue if they think they best icon available isn't good enough and wish a better one added to the standard library.

[timschofield]

Remaining icons - I will remove them as I do them

* award.png

* building.png

* money.png

* package.png

* star.png

* task.png

* user-edit.png

* warning.png