{
  "name": "redhat",
  "altnames": [], // alternative names for the icon
  "tags": [
    "server",
    "linux"
  ],
  "versions": {
    "svg": [ // here are the versions that are available in svgs
      "original",
      "original-wordmark",
      "plain",
      "plain-wordmark"
    ],
    "font": [ // here are the versions that will be used to create icons
      "plain",
      "plain-wordmark"
    ]
  },
  "color": "#e93442", // note the '#' character
  "aliases": [] // no aliases in this case
},

{
  "name": "amazonwebservices", 
  "altnames": ["aws"],
  "tags": [
    "cloud",
    "hosting",
    "server"
  ],
  "versions": {
    "svg": [ // here are the versions that are available in SVGs
       "original",
       "original-wordmark",
       "plain-wordmark"
  ],
    "font": [ // here are the versions that will be used to create icons
      "original", // "original" is simple enough to be used as the plain icon so we'll add "plain" to the aliases below
      "plain-wordmark",
       // note that the alias "plain" is not listed here. It must be listed in the `aliases` attribute
    ]
  },
  "color": "#F7A80D", // note the '#' character
  "aliases": [
    {
      "base": "original", // here is the SVG that we will upload to Icomoon
      "alias": "plain" // this is its alias. Our script will create a reference so users can use "original" or "plain" when referencing it
      // note that this is now optional (Jan 2022). You do not need to create aliases from now on. However, the attribute needs to stay so just put an empty `[]` if you are not using it.
    }
  ]
}