react-native-fontawesome | Official React Native component for Font Awesome | Animation library
kandi X-RAY | react-native-fontawesome Summary
kandi X-RAY | react-native-fontawesome Summary
Hey there! We're glad you're here... If you've used Font Awesome in the past (version 4 or older) there are some things that you should learn before you dive in. This package is for integrating with React Native. If you aren't using React Native then it's not going to help you. Head over to our "Get Started" page for some guidance. This package, under the hood, uses SVG with JS and the @fortawesome/fontawesome-svg-core library. This implementation differs drastically from the web fonts implementation that was used in version 4 and older of Font Awesome. You might head over there to learn about how it works.
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- Return a font - icon representing a SVG element .
- Convert an element to its attributes .
- Normalize icon arguments
- Default console error logging
- Create object with key
- Return type of Symbol
- interpolate default module
- Removes all properties from the source .
- Removes all properties of the source from the source .
- Convert array to an array .
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QUESTION
Just making an app and got this error
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Answered 2022-Jan-28 at 06:44Yay, I found the answer I am having a version problem so instead of
QUESTION
Early today I finished a To-Do list tutorial on YouTube for React Native and I decided to try add some features to it and so far it has been going well, I decided to export my app into an APK to have some fun seeing it working and I've realised that when the app closes I lose all of my saved To-Do items! Would there be anyway of doing that locally on the users Andriod device?
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Answered 2021-Aug-24 at 15:23Check out React Native Async Storage
QUESTION
I am getting this error when I am trying to run my React Native app in iOS:
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Answered 2021-Feb-02 at 20:08run command from the project root folder.
if npm
rm -rf node_modules package-lock.json
if yarn
rm -rf node_modules yarn.lock
remove ^ from every package
set package version from the concerned library if that version exists then ok, otherwise set version that actually exists
run command
npm installoryarn install
then
cd ios
run command from ios folder
rm -rf Pods Podfile.lock
then
pod install
QUESTION
I have a useState hook that stores if a menu should be shown or not, in my jsx render I have a touchableOpacity that when I change it, it should update my state and show the menu, but the state does not update unless I give it click more than once to the touchable.
this error happens with the expenseActivitie state, when updating it within the showExpenses function.
...Screen:
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Answered 2021-Apr-22 at 22:56setExpenseActivitie( prev => {
...prev,
showExpense: !expenseActivitie.showExpense,
currentIndex: index
})
QUESTION
I do not get an error when I delete the component menu I created specially from where I put it, but I get an error when my component is there. Thank you for your comments already.
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Answered 2021-Feb-15 at 09:52Have a try by making the changes as the below code in your code.:
add below in the constructor:
QUESTION
Hello i am kinda new to react-native but i am trying to do some basic app with using react native maps. I have a login screen and after login screen i have a different drawers for different entries. In one of them i call ManageBinScreen and inside ManageBinScreen calling MapScreen component that i created also. I created a mapScreen as class component and i call MarkerDetail inside this component and i also call markerEdit component inside MarkerDetail. But i am facing with this error: Component Exception undifines is not an object (evaluating 'state.params'). I couldn't find a way for this erros and I know its long but here is my code:
ManageBinScreen:
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Answered 2021-Jan-02 at 17:44If you are using the latest react-navigation as your navigation library then the way of getting params from the navigation is changed in that, you can get the navigation params by using
const {latitude} = props.route.params;
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useContext works fine here, the console.log right before the screen change works as expected and gives me the user object (just copy/pasted the relevant info to save you time)
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Answered 2020-Dec-05 at 06:40Despite checking it at least 10 different times I missed that I was importing AuthProvider instead of AuthContext from AuthProvider.js.
Fix:
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I am having trouble cancelling loadAsync when a user navigates away from my page. I have tried to use a cleanup function on useEffect but since the soundObject hasn't loaded yet it will give me an error since soundObject equals null. I have also tried to use redux and add soundObject.stopAsync when other pages come into focus but since the soundObject may not be set yet it will not cancel and I will have audio playing and can't be stopped. Here is my Pause/Play button component where I call loadAsync. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
UPDATE TO MY PLAY PAUSE HANDLER I have found a workaround even though I feel there is a better way. I am now calling Audio.setIsEnabledAsync(false); as a cleanup function.
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Answered 2020-Sep-28 at 22:10Looks like you are using react life cycles not properly.
QUESTION
I get an error for to many re-renders. It seems that the compareDate function gets run every time a state updates. The compareDate only has to be run when the app opens to check if it's a new day since last login so that it can reset the program by doing addWater(-dailyGoal). Does anyone know how I can make it only run once on opening the app?
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Answered 2020-Aug-11 at 10:14Ciao, try to use useEffect hook like this:
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trying to use fetch in react native and getting
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Answered 2020-Mar-25 at 21:38This may be unrelated, but why are you using quotation marks on your setState? Should not this:
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Install react-native-fontawesome
You probably want to use our icons in more than one component in your app, right?. But with explicit importing, it could become tedious to import into each of your app's components every icon you want to reference in that component. So, add them to the library. Do this setup once in some initializing module of your app, adding all of the icons you'll use in your app's React components. Suppose App.js initializes my app, including the library. For this example, we'll add two individual icons, faCheckSquare and faCoffee. We also add all of the brands in @fortawesome/free-brands-svg-icons. This example would illustrate the benefits of building a library even more clearly if it involved fifty or a hundred icons, but we'll keep the example brief and leave it to your imagination as to how this might scale up with lots of icons.
fab: which represents all of the brand icons in @fortawesome/free-brands-svg-icons. So any of the brand icons in that package may be referenced by icon name as a string anywhere else in our app. For example: "apple", "microsoft", or "google".
faCheckSquare and faCoffee: Adding each of these icons individually allows us to refer to them throughout our app by their icon string names, "check-square" and "coffee", respectively.
We used the "check-square" icon name again in this component, though we didn't have to explicitly import it into this component. With one explicit import of that icon in App.js, and adding it to the library, we've managed to use it by name in multiple components.
We used the "apple", "microsoft", and "google" brand icons, which were never explicitly individually imported, but they're available to us by name as strings because fab was added to our library in App.js, and fab includes all of those icons.
We added the fab prefix to reference those brand icons.
It could be an icon object, like {faCoffee}.
It could a string object, like "coffee". (The curly braces around a string object supplied to a prop are optional, so we've omitted them.)
Or it could be an Array of strings, where the first element is a prefix, and the second element is the icon name: {["fab", "apple"]}
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