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Use Font Awesome in your Swift projects. To see the complete set of 3,978 icons in Font Awesome 5, please check the FontAwesome.com site.
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QUESTION
I am using FontAwesome.swift
in Swift 5 to add a fontawesome icon to my UIbutton. I want to mix fontawesome icon with a String, "Database"
. Here is what I have tried:
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Aug-20 at 09:46You could do it this way:
QUESTION
I am currently working on an IOS application and i want to add button labels or icon using FontAwesome i have successfully installed cocoapods in my project and now i have no idea of using cocoapods for adding library FontAwesome(More info:-enter link description here) icons in my IOS Application.
- I need to know about the procedure of adding FontAwesome using cocoapods, and
- I need to know if their is another way to add FontAwesome to my project
thanks
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-01 at 11:50There are many ways of using font awesome icons in an iOS application. You can opt out any one of them according to your understanding and comfort.
Approach 1:Writing your own logic
- Add font awesome files into your compile source and make sure added properly (See the attached pictures)
- Keep Unicode string of any font-awesome icon(In the example code I am taking the close icon reference. Its font awesome class and Unicode texts are
fa-close
andf00d
respectively (See example code). In my case, I have a class where I have all font awesome icon string and another class which accept font awesome class string and returns the appropriate Unicode string. - Create an attributed string with that Unicode string and set it to attributedText property (See the example code below).
You can search your desired font awesome string and Unicode here
Code ExampleStep1
In this example, I have created an extension which returns the Unicode string.
QUESTION
I was using an older version of FontAwesome.swift, but I did update it recently, and I've lost some of icons. There is Enum.swift file in pod FontAwesome.swift folder, which stores all icons codes. And in current version there are missing a lot of icons I was using before. I would ask this question on their's github, but questions are not available in there. Is there any way to get this icons? Or any other icons from FontAwesome?
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Dec-13 at 10:56Icons might not be missed in FontAwesome, It might be renamed.
For Example: FontAwesome.refresh
renamed to FontAwesome.redoAlt
So you can try to find the icon type or name at this link.
QUESTION
I downloaded and install FontAwesome for Swift (https://github.com/thii/FontAwesome.swift) via Pods and i'd like to remove it completely from my project but I don't find any solutions and when I remove the file one by one I get an error :
could not read data from '/Users/[...]/Pods/Target Support Files/FontAwesome.swift/ResourceBundle-FontAwesome.swift-Info.plist': The file “ResourceBundle-FontAwesome.swift-Info.plist” couldn’t be opened because there is no such file.
Thanks for help
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Feb-27 at 15:43To delete a pod, simply remove the corresponding line from your Podfile (in your case: pod 'FontAwesome.swift'
) and run pod install
or pod update
.
QUESTION
Ok, having some difficulty here getting a specific pod to work in Xcode 9. It's a large problem and I don't know what to do here - the issue is https://github.com/tinypass/piano-sdk-for-ios was last written in Swift 3.1 and Xcode 9 only imports Swift 3.2.
I get this error after converting everything else to Swift 4 -
So after looking at other answers I opened the project in Xcode 8 again because from what I UNDERSTAND that can convert to Swift 3.2. After going there however, when I go "Convert to current Swift syntax" it does not pull up this specific pod under frameworks/ things you can check in the menu. Piano OAuth is not there.
I tried to find the .swiftmodule the error references directly however the "Modules folder" is not visible in my project - only using finder can I open it, and its a bunch of random characters.
I need help. How can I convert this pod to 3.2 then to 4? I tried pod deintegrate then pod install, and I cleaned in Xcode 8 before going to 9 and nothing is working with this 3.1 pod.
PODFILE:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-04 at 16:28The pod itself needs to support Swift 4 in order for you to be able to compile it to Swift 4. As for Swift 3.2, there is a workaround for compiling pods using Swift 3.2 in Xcode 9 beta (code copied from a GitHub issue on the topic):
QUESTION
I'm trying to implement FontAwesome icons in my app using this https://github.com/thii/FontAwesome.swift package. I followed all the instructions correctly but for some reason, when I'm trying to implement an icon into my navbar like so:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-14 at 01:55when I'm trying to implement an icon into my navbar
So exactly what is mapButton
? Is it a UIBarButtonItem? Because if it is, your code should compile just fine. I tried this:
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