Feature/Help: Change Icons

[yani66]

Hi,
I wanted to change the Icons shown in the navbar, but I couldn't find the folder of the Icon-files on the raspberry.
It would be great to know where the icons are saved.
The feature to select from a greater variety of icons and/or upload own icons, would be a great addition.

Thanks in advance and for the plugin so far
yani66

[RobinTail]

Hello @yani66 ,

where the icons are saved

You can place your icons into the plugin's static/img folder under the OctoPrint's virtual environment.
In my particular case it is:

~/oprint/lib/python3.9/site-packages/octoprint_octorelay/static/img

Then you can specify the icon HTML tag this way:

<img width="24" height="24" src="/plugin/octorelay/static/img/3d-printer.svg">

The feature to select from a greater variety of icons and/or upload own icons, would be a great addition.

The desired variety of icons can not be included into the distribution since most of them require to comply a license.
Moreover, it would unreasonably increase the distribution weight.

Nevertheless, already now you can select from the variety of icons from the Internet.
Type printer icon svg in Google and copy the URL of the one you like.
You can place that URL into the src property of the img tag above instead of copying that file onto Raspberry Pi.

I hope this information will help you

[RobinTail]

Possible solution is via allowing to upload anything:

Plugin: https://plugins.octoprint.org/plugins/uploadanything/
Source: https://github.com/rlogiacco/UploadAnything/blob/master/octoprint_uploadanything/__init__.py

So after uploading an image, you can assign its URL to the control button of relay, @yani66

[SCH00N3R]

It isn't strictly necessary to upload the image to octoprint. You could host it on an internal web server or link to another website that hosts the image you wish to use. Of course under that scenario you are at the mercy of the external site as to whether the site will exist years from now or if the image path will change. Nonetheless I thought I would mention it. @RobinTail 's suggestion is better.