`mintmousse.setIconRaw`

Skip the validation of mintmousse.setIcon, and allows you to manually define the icon data and it's Content Type.

If you're feeling lost with this function, I do recommend sticking with mintmousse.setIcon to keep it simple.

Synopsis

mintmousse.setIconRaw( icon, iconType )

Parameters

icon string: The raw binary data of the image file.
iconType string: The MIMIE Type (Content Type) of the data. This is the "label" that tells the browser how to render the raw data you've given.

Common Icon Content Types

If you aren't sure what to put here, find your extensions below:

File Extension	Content Type (`iconType`)
`.png`	`"image/png"`
`.jpg`/`.jpeg`	`"image/jpeg"`
`.ico`	`"image/x-icon"`
`.svg`	`"image/svg+xml"`
`.gif`	`"image/gif"`

Why do I need this?

On the web, file extensions (like .png) don't actually matter; they're just flair to the file name. Without the Content Type label, the browser might treat your icon as plain text, and not display anything instead of the icon.

Returns

Nothing.

Examples

local file = love.filesystem.newFile("assets/console/icon.png", "r")
mintmousse.setIconRaw(file:read(), "image/png")
file:close()

mintmousse.setIconRaw(love.filesystem.read("assets/console.icon.svg"), "image/svg+xml")

mintmousse.setIconRaw