I don't think bin/console ux:icons:search * map will works due to the wildcard character.

What about only bin/console ux:icons:search map?

or

bin/console ux:icons:search map --set=tabler

I’m sorry how would the last one differ from the current behaviour ?

More generally, not that I am against, but what would be the use case ?

On the website, you chose by looking at the icons, here how would you decide to use one of the various icons ?

I don't think bin/console ux:icons:search * map will works due to the wildcard character.

What about only bin/console ux:icons:search map?

This is the command to search icons in the set

I don't know the set, I just know that I'm looking for a github icon, or a drink icon, whatever.

  bin/console ux:icons:search github

Just like the UI

But (again, asking to understand here) what will you do with a list of icons as result?

foo:github       bar:github       baz:github
foobar:github    another:github   other:github

What would you do with this information ? (knowning that for this specific example, there would be multiple pages of result in the CLI)

Actually, it would more be like

tabler:brand-github
ri:github-fill
ri:github-link
mdi:tabler

I have my preferred sets: tabler, then mdi, then bi, then whatever's available. In the case of github, I think on tabler it's brand-github, and on bi it's something else, so often I'm just trying to remember the exact icon name.

I love the aliases feature in ux_icons, so what I'd then do is assign github to tabler:brand-github and just use that. The command line is actually less clicking.

I recently had to look up a bunch of sports icons, and sometimes it's faster on the CLI to find them.