Thanks @Mrjohncummings , I updated the description.

@samuelguebo: Hi! This task has been assigned to you a while ago. Could you maybe share an update? Do you still plan to work on this task, or do you need any help?

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In T189368#6143046, @Aklapper wrote:

@samuelguebo: Hi! This task has been assigned to you a while ago. Could you maybe share an update? Do you still plan to work on this task, or do you need any help?

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Thanks for the follow up @Aklapper, really appreciated. I resumed working on it a few weeks ago. The project is now in a public repo: https://github.com/samuelguebo/thenoun-uploader

I will make sure to update this ticket as work progresses.

@samuelguebo: Hi! Thank you so much for the effort to build this tool. However, I tried to check your repo and noticed that there's no test and the current code is not at all ES6+. Would you accept any help?

Thanks.

In T189368#6144873, @BamLifa wrote:

@samuelguebo: Hi! Thank you so much for the effort to build this tool. However, I tried to check your repo and noticed that there's no test and the current code is not at all ES6+. Would you accept any help?

Thanks.

Hey @BamLifa, sure! The more the merrier. I'm focusing on the Oauth part for now but any help with the test part or any other aspects is welcome.

Quick update: I managed to have a proof-of-concept version that worked locally. I'm in the process of deploying it to ToolForge (https://thenoun-uploader.toolforge.org/).

For now, the uploader writes the details of the uploaded icons on test sandbox (https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:African_Hope/TheNounProject).
Once the tests in production are conclusive, the logic will be replaced with the actual upload process, so as not to disrupt Commons.

Next steps:

• Wait for the Oauth consumer to be approved.
• Test the tool in production and update the source code which is available here: https://github.com/samuelguebo/thenoun-uploader
• Troubleshoot an autoloading issue in ToolForge related to Composer.

@samuelguebo this is really great, please let me know where I can help as a non technical person, happy to be a tester

One note to add about the upload, it would be helpful if the borders around the icons could be consistent so they could be used together, the credit that is included in the file means the border spacing at the bottom at least will be a bit weird if not fixed

In T189368#6344141, @Mrjohncummings wrote:

@samuelguebo this is really great, please let me know where I can help as a non technical person, happy to be a tester

Hello @Mrjohncummings, for the test part you can try to download a couple of icons from thenounproject and try to simulate an import to Commons by using the new uploader available here : https://thenoun-uploader.toolforge.org

I said simulate because, for now, when the upload is successful, the SVG file isn't directly available on Commons. Instead the content (template, description, etc) is inserted in a sandbox: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:African_Hope/TheNounProject

Once we're comfortable with the metadata, I can adjust the workflow to actually import the icons to Commons. I did not want to flood Commons with test files.

In T189368#6344144, @Mrjohncummings wrote:

One note to add about the upload, it would be helpful if the borders around the icons could be consistent so they could be used together, the credit that is included in the file means the border spacing at the bottom at least will be a bit weird if not fixed

Although I managed to remove the in-line credits, I haven't figured out yet how to adjust the spacing as it means changing dynamically the dimension/shapes SVG. I'll do so digging later.

Cool, I wonder if this has already been worked out by someone or if there is a bot for it, I assume there are a lot of SVGs uploaded to commons with weird white spaces

In T189368#6372898, @Mrjohncummings wrote:

Cool, I wonder if this has already been worked out by someone or if there is a bot for it, I assume there are a lot of SVGs uploaded to commons with weird white spaces

I found a way to work around the white space issue by using a built-in feature of SVG (Viewbox).

I'll update the code base to actually upload SVG properly now. @Mrjohncummings, do you mind looking here and making sure this template tag generated during the test looks fine: https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?title=User:African_Hope/TheNounProject&oldid=444213781

@Mrjohncummings, I've run a little batch test today with 5 icons I downloaded from Thenounproject.com some minutes earlier. All the uploads went fine. Still seeing some minor white space but overall the SVG look decent to me: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:ListFiles?limit=20&user=African+Hope

Feel free to give the tool a try and if it works as appropriate, we can close this task (and file any eventual bugs later).