Icon Retrieval

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Search icons through HTTP API and retrieve SVG strings with curl.

AI-generated overview

Searches an icon HTTP API by keyword and fetches the resulting SVG files with curl.

What it does: This skill documents how to query an icon search HTTP API with a keyword and an optional result count, then download the returned SVG files using curl. It covers the search endpoint, its query parameters, a sample response, and a short workflow for turning a concept keyword into usable SVG content. The output is SVG markup that can be placed into pages, diagrams, or infographic materials.
When to use it: Use it when you need icons for a page, diagram, or infographic and want to find them by keyword rather than drawing them. It fits tasks where SVG assets must be retrieved from a search service and embedded directly.
Requirements: Requires network access to the icon search API and the curl command-line tool. No scripts ship with the skill; it is instructions only.

Icon Search

Use the icon HTTP API directly with curl.

Method: GET
URL: https://www.weavefox.cn/api/v1/infographic/icon
Query params:
- text (required): search keyword, e.g. "data analysis"
- topK (optional): number of icons to fetch (1-20), default 5

Example:

Typical response:

json

{  "success": true,  "data": [    "https://example.com/icon1.svg",    "https://example.com/icon2.svg"  ]}

{  "success": true,  "data": [    "https://example.com/icon1.svg",    "https://example.com/icon2.svg"  ]}

Determine the icon concept keyword (for example: security, document, data).
Search icon URLs using the API endpoint.
Use curl to fetch the SVG content of selected URLs.
Use SVG directly in pages, diagrams, or infographic materials.

Use URL encoding for special characters in text.
topK range is 1–20; if omitted, the service returns up to 5 results.
For network issues, retry with a smaller topK or verify endpoint accessibility.

License: No license

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