Notice that the FontAwesome.Button component accepts props to handle action when a button is pressed and can wrap the text of the button. You can create an Icon Button using the Font.Button syntax where the Font is the icon set that you import from the example below, a login button uses the FontAwesome icon set. Everyone, who has mac os majove can go to: system -> Library -> Fonts -> Apple Color Emoji.ttc and share the font-file ( Apple Color Emoji.ttc) with us. Learn more about serving different densities in React Native documentation. Ok thats true, i am already asking for the download file.
Rename your other emoji ttf font file to Apple Color Emoji.ttf Move the newly renamed font file to the /library/fonts folder. HINT: The emojione font is similar to Googles. For example, if the image has variants such as and the suffix is served for a device's screen density for older devices such as iPhone 8 and the suffix is served for a device's screen density on newer devices such as iPhone 13. Ignore the default location for Apples emoji located in system/library/fonts. The Image component takes care of using the image with appropriate pixel density automatically. You can also provide different versions of your icon at various pixel densities. So, in the case above, it is Ionicons.font, which evaluates to ) The font object is available as a static property on the font component.
As with any custom font in Expo, you can preload icon fonts before rendering your app.
