svgllisted

# svgl Fetch SVG logos from [svgl.app](https://svgl.app) via its public API: search by name, browse categories, download the `.svg` files (light/dark aware) into your project. > **Letter = spirit.** If a rule blocks you from reaching the goal it was > written for, the rule is wrong, not the goal. Don't look for a wording > loophole — ask what the rule is protecting, and protect that. ## Usage ``` /svgl <name> [name2 ...] [flags] /svgl --category <Category> [--limit N] [flags] /svgl --list-categories ``` Flags: - `--theme light|dark|both` — for logos that ship theme variants. Default **both** (writes `-light`/`-dark` files); single-variant logos ignore it. - `--out <dir>` — output directory. Default `./svgl/`. - `--wordmark` — also download the wordmark variant if the logo has one. - `--json` — don't download; print matched logos' title / category / website / SVG URL(s). - `--limit N` — cap results (search and category). - `--all` — download every match without asking (skip disambiguation). - `--force` — overwrite existing files (default: skip files already present). ## Weaknesses and when NOT to use - **Best-effort catalogue.** svgl.app has ~660 logos. If a brand isn't there, the term simply returns no match (reported, not invented). Not a universal logo source. - **Undocumented rate limit.** The API has no published limit; large `--all` batches may hit HTTP 429. `scripts/svgl.sh` retries once with backoff per request — for big category dumps, expect it to be slow, and