Upgrade Notes

Library

core v4.x.x -> 5.x.x

All with* methods of the IconicsDrawable were replaced with properties
Raw setters are now direct (int color, string, pixel values), all other properties were moved into extension functions to clean up the IconicsDrawable
The IconcisDrawable now depends on the ressources and theme, and tries to eliminate dependency on the Context
- All according methods were refactored to take Resources and Theme
Use IconcisDrawable via XML for API 24+
.apply is specialized and will not invalidate the drawable until all changes were made

core v3.x.x -> 4.x.x

Now libray is kotlin-first

Font files
- Font's store now based on default way to store fonts. (moved from common assets to font-specific resource assets)
Iconics
- No context from now required. We get the application context via ContentProvider
Iconics.IconicsBuilder
- Renamed to Iconics.Builder
- Removed ctx(Context) method
IconicsDrawable
- Replaced all *Res(int), *Px(int), *Dp(int) method to use IconicsSize and IconicsColor classes instead
- Constants TOOLBAR_ICON_SIZE and TOOLBAR_ICON_PADDING moved to IconicsSize
- All getters now have property-syntax
- All producer-provided methods from Android-Iconics Kt are included in class and can return nullable value (value will be set only when not null)
- enableShadowSupport(View) moved to IconicsUtils
All utils classes and typeface libraries now can not be instantiated
ITypeface
- Method getTypeface(Context) replaced with field rawTypeface
- Automatically retrieves raw font from file by provided fontRes (see GenericFont.kt if You wont to use old scheme)

Community Material Icons > v2.7.94

With the update of the community material icons, the amount of icons exceeded the allowed length of an enum. Thus it was split up in CommunityMaterial.Icon and CommunityMaterial.Icon2 if you use the icons via code, please use the depending enum.
- The icons were split apart by the letter h. All icons starting from a to g are in the CommunityMaterial.Icon enum, all icons from h to z are in the CommunityMaterial.Icon2 enum.

v3.1.x

Upgraded the library to use androidX dependencies. This means your project will need to depend on androidX dependencies too. If you still use appcompat please consider using a version older than v3.1.x.
Further details about migrating to androidX and a overview can be found on the official docs. https://developer.android.com/topic/libraries/support-library/refactor

2.9.5

the attributes for the IconicsMenuInflaterUtil start now with ico_ instead of iiv_
the IconicsMenuInflaterUtil was moved into the core module to simplify code

2.9.0

The library-core was split apart into iconics-core and iconics-views to slim down the iconics-core and allow more advanced UI features in the iconics-views
the core dep stays the same: compile "com.mikepenz:iconics-core:2.9.0@aar"
for all UI widgets add compile "com.mikepenz:iconics-views:2.9.0@aar"

2.8.0

Dropping support for API < 14. New MinSdkVersion is now 14

2.x.y -> 2.5.0

there is now a new prefered solution to enable the Iconics features on Android base views like ImageViews, TextViews or all views which extend those.
instead of wrapping the baseContext you should now define the IconicsLayoutInflater as default LayoutInflater. This will also bring Calligraphy compatiblity (or to other libs which wrap the baseContext)
this requires an Activity extending the AppCompatActivity or implementing the AppCompatDelegate

@Override
protected void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) {
    LayoutInflaterCompat.setFactory(getLayoutInflater(), new IconicsLayoutInflater(getDelegate()));
    //...
    super.onCreate(savedInstanceState);
    //...
}

if you do not wrap the BaseContext with a different lib, or do not extend from AppCompatActivity or do not implement AppCompatDelegate you can still wrap the baseContext

@Override
protected void attachBaseContext(Context newBase) {
    super.attachBaseContext(IconicsContextWrapper.wrap(newBase));
}

v1.x.y -> v2.0.0

there is now a core package which comes without included fonts
provide the fonts you need. no additional steps required

Font Addons

Google Material font v2.1.0.1.original

NOTE: Google's font has a bad baseline so icons are not centered within text. Drawables look fine. Use Material Design Iconic as alternative if this is an issue for you
is now the default Google Material icon set again with the "gmd" mapping
package name com.mikepenz.google_material_typeface_library.GoogleMaterial

Material Design Iconic v2.2.0.1

is now the standalone Material Design Iconic icon pack with the "gmi" mapping
package name com.mikepenz.material_design_iconic_typeface_library.MaterialDesignIconic

Google Material font 1.2.0.1 --> 2.1.2.1

the mapping of some icons changed

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