@tomako/tools-runtime 0.1.9 → 0.1.10
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package/package.json
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const appIconResizer = {
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meta: {
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title: "App Icon Resizer for iOS and Android",
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title: "App Icon Generator & Resizer for iOS and Android",
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displayTitle: "App Icon Generator for iOS and Android",
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description:
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"Upload one square app icon and locally generate an Xcode AppIcon, Google Play 512 icon, and Android legacy launcher package, then review and download one ZIP.",
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intro:
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"Upload one 1024px+ square source and locally generate Xcode, Google Play, and Android legacy launcher files.",
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category: "App submission tools",
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keywords: [
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"app icon generator",
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"app icon resizer",
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"iOS app icon generator",
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"Android app icon generator",
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"app icon sizes",
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"App Store icon",
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"Google Play icon",
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"iOS AppIcon",
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guide: {
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heroVisualAlt:
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"App icon asset package visual showing one source icon exported into store submission, Xcode, and Android launcher files.",
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workspaceHeading: "App Icon
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workspaceHeading: "App Icon Generator and Asset Package",
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workspaceHint:
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"One source, one local ZIP for store and engineering handoff.",
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workspaceBadge: "PNG + ZIP",
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standard: {
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benefits: {
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title: "Why use this app icon
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title: "Why use this app icon generator",
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cards: [
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{
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title: "Generate the handoff at once",
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const competitorAnalysis = {
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meta: {
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title: "AI Competitor Analysis Tool
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title: "AI Competitor Analysis Tool with Sources",
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displayTitle: "AI Competitor Analysis Tool",
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description: "Enter a competitor URL and get a sourced profile of its product, traffic, growth, business scale, team, and funding, with confidence shown for each finding.",
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intro: "Turn a single competitor URL into a one-page profile. Built from public web and search signals, every dimension shows its confidence so you can act on positioning, growth, and competitive decisions.",
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category: "Market research tools",
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keywords: [
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"competitor analysis tool",
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"competitor research tool",
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"competitive analysis tool",
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"competitor analysis",
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"competitor website traffic",
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"competitor funding lookup",
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{
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question: "Why does a Twitter GIF need conversion?",
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answer:
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"Twitter/X usually serves
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"Twitter/X usually serves GIF-style posts as MP4 animation files. This tool re-encodes that MP4 into a real .gif at 12 fps and up to 720px wide, so the GIF is not the original uploaded byte stream or an original-fidelity export.",
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},
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{
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question: "Does this work with x.com links?",
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