Installing react-native-vector-icons for Android.

Troubleshooting auto-linking or updating errors with iOS.

Installing react-native-vector-icons for iOS.

Creating a text component in React Native.

Linking and unlinking with React Native Asset.

The full source code associated with this demo is available on GitHub.

Build components to consume our font family and icons.

Configure react-native-vector-icons and link custom fonts with zero native code.Set up a bare-bones React Native project with TypeScript.In this React Native tutorial, we’ll show you how to: Seriously, if you know of one in the App Store, drop me a comment with a link - I’m curious! And I couldn’t imagine an app without any icons.

Let’s be real: you’d be unlikely to purchase life insurance from a company that uses a cartoonish font such as Alloy Ink or Vegan Style in its contracts. Icons serve as a visual aid for users to navigate your app, and your choice of font (and font color) sets the tone for your app or brand. When it comes to UI/UX, fonts and icons matter.

Let’s share the knowledge! react-native-vector-icons: Icons and fonts for React Native appsĮditor’s note: This article was updated on to reflect the most recent information regarding react-native-vector-icons, including a quick fix for an auto-linking error that sometimes occurs in iOS. Clayton Francis Follow Entrepreneur, software developer, and avid learner.

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