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icon request: icons from Azure Data Factory

Open jikuja opened this issue 4 years ago • 6 comments

Split from #39

Azure Data Factory contains a set of icons that are not yet available in your stencil set:

  • (creation of) integration runtime has the following icons:
    • generic integration runtime icon
    • Azure SSIS icon
    • Azure integration runtime icon
    • Self-hosted integration runtime icon
    • linked integration runtime icon
  • (creation of) linked services probably contain some icons that are missing
    • snowflake
    • second data lake gen2 icon
    • probably others
  • Other internal data factory resources. For this group, colored versions are available only when creating a new resource on portal
    • pipeline
    • dataset
    • dataflow
    • power query
    • directory for consistent styling (colored version unavailable?)
    • maybe template

Sadly those icons are embedded on TBD requires extracting with browser developer tools.

Priority:

  • Integration runtimes, data lake, and snowflake. Those icons have high usability value for architectural design documents
  • other linked services
  • remaining data factory resources

Please let me know if you need any help finding those icons from the portal. I have saved the highest priority already locally and could share them if needed.

jikuja avatar Oct 05 '21 21:10 jikuja

Not a problem. If you have SVG versions of the icons then attach them here while I work on the remaining ones

David-Summers avatar Oct 05 '21 21:10 David-Summers

azure-svgs.zip

jikuja avatar Oct 05 '21 22:10 jikuja

Thanks for the challenge hahaha

I will need to draw most of those so might not be in the next release. If you have image examples (any format is fine) then send them through and I can design new SVG icons for them

David-Summers avatar Oct 05 '21 22:10 David-Summers

Good news is the double click to edit is fairly straight forward

Application.ActiveWindow.Page.Shapes.ItemFromID(10).CellsSRC(visSectionObject, visRowEvent, visEvtCellDblClick).FormulaU = "OPENTEXTWIN()"

Just need to convert the above VBA to PS which is fairly easy

David-Summers avatar Oct 05 '21 22:10 David-Summers

TEST_V3.8.zip

Could you test the double click behavior in the attached please

David-Summers avatar Oct 05 '21 23:10 David-Summers

Works for me.

jikuja avatar Oct 05 '21 23:10 jikuja