# Equipment icon attribution The equipment icons on the recipe page come from **two different sources with two different licences**, listed separately because attributing both to one source would be inaccurate. ## 1. OpenMoji — 11 icons (full-colour, rasterised PNG) Served from `/icons/equipment-36/` and `/icons/equipment-72/` (this directory holds only this file). Same source and licence already used for 67 of the 200 ingredient icons (see `/icons/ingredients/ATTRIBUTION.md`). - **Source**: [OpenMoji](https://openmoji.org/), version 17.0.0 — (same version already cited by the ingredient icon set, so the two attribution claims agree) - **Licence**: Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-SA 4.0) — full text served at [`/icons/ingredients/LICENSE.txt`](/icons/ingredients/LICENSE.txt) (shared with the ingredient icon set rather than duplicated a second time; it is the same licence text either way) - **Attribution line**: "Equipment icons by OpenMoji (openmoji.org), CC BY-SA 4.0." - **Changes made**: the original SVGs (checked in at `site/assets/icons/equipment/*.svg`) were rasterised to 36×36 and 72×72 PNG (`site/scripts/build-equipment-icons.mjs`, using sharp). No other modification — no recolouring, cropping or recomposition. CC BY-SA 4.0 permits commercial use. The ShareAlike term applies to these rasterised derivatives, which are themselves offered under CC BY-SA 4.0. ### The 11 icons, and what each is reused to represent Equipment is free-text (47 distinct strings across all published recipes, queried directly — see `_equipmentIcon.ts`'s own header), not a structured catalogue, so most of these are the CLOSEST AVAILABLE OpenMoji concept for a group of real equipment terms, not a literal match for every one of them — named explicitly below rather than left implicit. | Codepoint | OpenMoji name | Reused to represent | |---|---|---| | `1F373` | cooking (fried egg in a pan) | skillet / sauté pan — OpenMoji has no empty-pan glyph; this is the closest available | | `1F321` | thermometer | instant-read thermometer | | `1F372` | pot of food | saucepan | | `1F9FB` | roll of paper | parchment paper, aluminum foil | | `1F9F5` | thread | kitchen twine, butcher's twine | | `1F528` | hammer | meat mallet | | `1F944` | spoon | slotted spoon | | `1F52A` | kitchen knife | oyster knife (generic knife) | | `1F58C` | paintbrush | pastry brush | | `1F362` | oden (skewer/kebab food, tagged "skewer") | skewers | | `1F963` | bowl with spoon | heatproof bowl, baking dish, ramekins | ## 2. Google Material Symbols — 3 icons (monochrome, inline SVG) Added 2026-08-15b, closing the remaining coverage gap (Tino: "all have to be available"). Not rasterised — inlined as raw `` markup directly in `_equipmentIcon.ts` (`MATERIAL_SYMBOLS_PATHS`), coloured via `fill="currentColor"` so it inherits `.equip-icon-mono`'s CSS colour rather than shipping a hardcoded hex. No PNG pipeline exists for these, or is needed — a single-colour vector path scales losslessly at any size. - **Source**: [Material Symbols](https://fonts.google.com/icons), Google — - **Licence**: Apache License 2.0 — full text at - **Attribution line**: "Icons by Google (Material Symbols), Apache License 2.0." - **Changes made**: none to the path data itself. The source SVGs ship with no `fill` attribute (default black); `fill="currentColor"` was added so the glyph takes its colour from CSS instead. Apache 2.0 permits commercial use and modification; this project's own `LICENSE`/`NOTICE` obligations are satisfied by this attribution page (no `NOTICE` file exists upstream to redistribute). | Icon name | Used for | |---|---| | `oven` | the bare term "oven" (checked to resolve AFTER every skillet keyword, since several real terms like "oven-safe skillet" contain the substring "oven" but are skillets — see `_equipmentIcon.ts`'s own ordering comment) | | `blender` | immersion blender, high-speed blender, **and** food processor (reused — closest available concept, both are motorised food-chopping appliances, same reasoning OpenMoji's bowl icon above is reused for bakeware) | | `kitchen` | **generic fallback**, used for every remaining term neither OpenMoji nor a specific Material Symbols entry covers | ## The remaining real gap, and the generic fallback Even Material Symbols — a 2,500+ glyph, actively maintained general-purpose icon set — has no dedicated glyph for a whisk, tongs, a grater, a colander/ strainer/steamer basket, a vegetable peeler, a wire rack, or a flat baking sheet/tray (checked directly against that project's real `.codepoints` metadata file, not assumed absent). Per Tino's explicit direction, these terms now render Material Symbols' generic `kitchen` glyph rather than no icon at all — a deliberate, named exception to the "no icon resolves → no element, never a generic glyph" doctrine the ingredient icon set follows (see `_equipmentIcon.ts`'s header for the full reasoning). The largest gap by volume is the baking-sheet/tray family (11 of 109 total occurrences), followed by wire rack (4) and tongs (4) — the best candidates for a future dedicated icon (AI-generated, matching the house TG-prefixed style) rather than the generic fallback, when that tooling is available.