feat: add svgz and tmpl icons

[hankertrix]

Svgz files are Gzipped compressed SVG files. Template files ending in tmpl are Chezmoi templates. Let me know if I should use different icons for these.

[gegoune]

Not sure if tmpl is exclusive to Chezmoi, doubt it is.

[hankertrix]

Should I make it generic for template files? I think the icon is sufficiently generic, as there’s no icon for chezmoi. The colour could be changed to the colour for regular text files.

Another icon could be this: 󰘓

[alex-courtis]

For svgz, could we just use the svg icon?
nf-md-svg see https://www.nerdfonts.com/cheat-sheet

Should I make it generic for template files? I think the icon is sufficiently generic, as there’s no icon for chezmoi. The colour could be changed to the colour for regular text files.

Another icon could be this: 󰘓

That icon nf-md-file_hidden is not used, however it may be more suited to a hidden file than a template.

[alex-courtis]

Not sure if tmpl is exclusive to Chezmoi, doubt it is.

Should I make it generic for template files? I think the icon is sufficiently generic, as there’s no icon for chezmoi. The colour could be changed to the colour for regular text files.

Another icon could be this: 󰘓

We have a generic templ icon nf-cod-code which could be a kind of js/velocity/php template.

@gegoune could we just re-use that one?

[hankertrix]

For svgz, could we just use the svg icon?

Yeap we definitely could, though not a lot of applications can open svgz directly, especially browsers. Notably, Google Chrome dropped support for it around version 72 and there’s a 25 year old bug in Firefox regarding svgz support.

We have a generic templ icon nf-cod-code which could be a kind of js/velocity/php template.

Ah I see, I can change the icon to that.

[hankertrix]

Any updates on this?

[alex-courtis]

Any updates on this?

Please push :)

[hankertrix]

Okay I updated svgz to use the svg icons and colours and the tmpl to use templ icons and colours.

[alex-courtis]

Many thanks for your contribution!

[hankertrix]

You're welcome!