com.mikepenz:typeicons-typeface
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... allows to include any icon font with all its vector icons in your project. No limits. Scale with no limit, use any color at any time, provide a contour, and many additional customizations...
What's included 🚀 • Setup 🛠️ • Migration Guide 🧬 • WIKI / FAQ 📖 • Custom Font 🖍️ • Sample App
Already available fonts
dependencies {
//the core iconics library (without any widgets)
implementation "com.mikepenz:iconics-core:${latestAndroidIconicsRelease}"
implementation "androidx.appcompat:appcompat:${versions.appCompat}"
}
//this adds all ui view widgets (IconicsButton, IconicsImageView, ...)
implementation "com.mikepenz:iconics-views:${latestAndroidIconicsRelease}"
[!NOTE] Fonts ending with
-kotlinrequire at least v4.x of Android-Iconics v5.1.x or newer requires the latest font versions
implementation 'com.mikepenz:google-material-typeface:4.0.0.3-kotlin@aar'
implementation 'com.mikepenz:google-material-typeface-{outlined|rounded|sharp}:4.0.0.2-kotlin@aar'
implementation 'com.mikepenz:material-design-iconic-typeface:2.2.0.9-kotlin@aar'
implementation 'com.mikepenz:fontawesome-typeface:5.9.0.3-kotlin@aar'
implementation 'com.mikepenz:octicons-typeface:11.1.0.1-kotlin@aar'
implementation 'com.mikepenz:meteocons-typeface:1.1.0.8-kotlin@aar'
implementation 'com.mikepenz:community-material-typeface:7.0.96.1-kotlin@aar' // note 5.3.45.1 and newer alphabetically sorts, and merges in 3 sections
implementation 'com.mikepenz:weather-icons-typeface:2.0.10.8-kotlin@aar'
implementation 'com.mikepenz:typeicons-typeface:2.0.7.8-kotlin@aar'
implementation 'com.mikepenz:entypo-typeface:1.0.0.8-kotlin@aar'
implementation 'com.mikepenz:devicon-typeface:2.0.0.8-kotlin@aar'
implementation 'com.mikepenz:foundation-icons-typeface:3.0.0.8-kotlin@aar'
implementation 'com.mikepenz:ionicons-typeface:2.0.1.8-kotlin@aar'
implementation 'com.mikepenz:pixeden-7-stroke-typeface:1.2.0.6-kotlin@aar'
implementation 'com.mikepenz:material-design-icons-dx-typeface:5.0.1.3-kotlin@aar'
implementation 'com.mikepenz:phosphor-typeface:1.0.0.1-kotlin@aar'
implementation 'com.mikepenz:simple-icons-typeface:17.0.0.3@aar'
[!NOTE] For users of the version catalog, it is not possible to add the type, however you can do so via the implementation definition.
implementation(libs.material.typeface) { artifact { type = "aar" } }
[!WARNING]
The fonts use thejetpack startuplibrary to automatically register themselves. Ifjetpack startupis disabled, it is required to manually register the fonts. Please find additional details in the Register fonts.
[!NOTE]
It might be required to callIconics.init(applicationContext)if no context based APIs are used from the library otherwise.
IconicsDrawable(this, FontAwesome.Icon.faw_android).apply {
colorInt = Color.RED
sizeDp = 24
}
If you use the Iconics library via XML provide the icon you want to use in the following syntax: gmd-favorite --> fontId-iconName. A list of the
available fonts and their fontId can be found here.
All icon names from the default fonts can be found via the DEMO application.
Use the { icon-definer } syntax
Some great text with a {faw-android} font awesome icon and {met-wind} meteocons icons.
Specify the drawable in your drawable folder.
<com.mikepenz.iconics.IconicsDrawable
xmlns:app="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res-auto"
app:ico_icon="gmd_favorite"
app:ico_color="#0000FF"
app:ico_contour_width="1dp"
app:ico_contour_color="#00FFFF"
app:ico_size="24dp" />
// all custom theming attributes supported
Use like any normal drawable in your application. This feature was suggested and initially provided by @dzamlo
<com.mikepenz.iconics.view.IconicsImageView
android:layout_width="72dp"
android:layout_height="72dp"
app:iiv_color="@android:color/holo_red_dark"
app:iiv_icon="gmd-favorite" /> // or @string/gmd_favorite with our generator
//app:iiv_size="12dp"
//app:iiv_padding="2dp"
//app:iiv_contour_color="#FF0000"
//app:iiv_contour_width="2dp"
//app:iiv_background_color="#FFFF00"
//app:iiv_corner_radius="2dp"
//app:iiv_background_contour_color="#FF0000"
//app:iiv_background_contour_width="1dp"
//app:iiv_shadow_radius="4dp"
//app:iiv_shadow_dx="1dp"
//app:iiv_shadow_dy="1dp"
//app:iiv_animations="spin|blink_alpha|blink_scale"
<com.mikepenz.iconics.view.IconicsTextView
android:text="abc{hif-test}defgh{faw-adjust}ijk{fon-test1}lmnopqrstuv{fon-test2}wxyz"
android:textColor="@android:color/black"
android:layout_width="wrap_content"
android:layout_height="56dp"
android:textSize="16sp"/>
<com.mikepenz.iconics.view.IconicsButton
android:text="{faw-adjust} Button"
android:layout_width="120dp"
android:layout_height="60dp"/>
To include the experimental compose support in your project add the following dependency to your project (since v5.2.0)
implementation "com.mikepenz:iconics-compose:${latestAndroidIconicsRelease}"
Use the provided Image wrapper and set the icon.
Image(
GoogleMaterial.Icon.gmd_access_alarm,
colorFilter = ColorFilter.tint(MaterialTheme.colors.primary),
)
| Link | Prefix | Dependency |
|---|---|---|
| Google Material Design Icons **ORIGINAL by | ||
| Google** | gmd,gmo,gmr,gms | implementation 'com.mikepenz:google-material-typeface{-outlined,rounded,sharp}:+@aar' |
| Material Design Iconic Font **Google Material | ||
| Iconic** | gmi | implementation 'com.mikepenz:material-design-iconic-typeface:+@aar' |
| Fontawesome | faw | implementation 'com.mikepenz:fontawesome-typeface:+@aar' |
| FontawesomeBrand | fab | implementation 'com.mikepenz:fontawesome-typeface:+@aar' |
| FontawesomeRegular | far | implementation 'com.mikepenz:fontawesome-typeface:+@aar' |
| Meteocons | met | implementation 'com.mikepenz:meteocons-typeface:+@aar' |
| Octicons | oct | implementation 'com.mikepenz:octicons-typeface:+@aar' |
| Community Material | cmd | implementation 'com.mikepenz:community-material-typeface:+@aar' |
| Weather Icons | wic | implementation 'com.mikepenz:weather-icons-typeface:+@aar' |
| Typeicons | typ | implementation 'com.mikepenz:typeicons-typeface:+@aar' |
| Entypo | ent | implementation 'com.mikepenz:entypo-typeface:+@aar' |
| Devicon | dev | implementation 'com.mikepenz:devicon-typeface:+@aar' |
| Foundation Icons | fou | implementation 'com.mikepenz:foundation-icons-typeface:+@aar' |
| Ionicons | ion | implementation 'com.mikepenz:ionicons-typeface:+@aar' |
| Pixden7Stroke | pe7 | implementation 'com.mikepenz:pixeden-7-stroke-typeface:+@aar' |
| Material Design DX | cmf | implementation 'com.mikepenz:material-design-icons-dx-typeface:+@aar' |
| Phosphor Icons | pho | implementation 'com.mikepenz:phosphor-typeface:+@aar' |
| Simple Icons | sim | implementation 'com.mikepenz:simple-icons-typeface:+@aar' |
Licenses for all included fonts are linked inside the class or can be found on the coresponding repositories.
Appcompat v1.4.x introduces default enabled emoji support into all AppCompat* views, which prevents the IconicsView* views (iconics-views module) from properly applying the spannable style.
To fix this problem, emoji support has to be disabled by doing:
app:emojiCompatEnabled="false"
More information on the appcompat emoji support: https://developer.android.com/jetpack/androidx/releases/appcompat#1.4.0-alpha01
If you want to add your own custom font, or a GenericFont you have to register this font (before using it). The best place to do this is the Application.
And initialize Iconics as you wish
class CustomApplication : Application() {
override fun onCreate() {
super.onCreate()
//register custom fonts like this (or also provide a font definition file)
Iconics.registerFont(CustomFont())
}
}
Everything is easy and simple. Right? But now you got a single icon within your textview and you need additional styling? Just define the style for all icons or only a specific one. You can find this in the PlaygroundActivity of the sample too.
Iconics.Builder()
.style(ForegroundColorSpan(Color.WHITE), BackgroundColorSpan(Color.BLACK), RelativeSizeSpan(2f))
.styleFor(FontAwesome.Icon.faw_adjust, BackgroundColorSpan(Color.RED))
.on(tv1)
.build()
Sometimes you won't like to use the icon-key ("faw-adjust") like this, but use the enum provided by a specific font. Both is valid:
IconicsDrawable(this, "faw-adjust").actionBar()
IconicsDrawable(this, FontAwesome.Icon.faw_adjust).apply {
sizeDp = 24
paddingDp = 1
}
This is possible with only the *.ttf and *.css mapping file. And will take you 2 minutes.
You can get these two files by downloading a web icon font, or if you want to create your own custom icon font from *.svg files then you can use following tools:
After you got those two files, head over to the icon addon creation tool android-iconics.mikepenz.com. Enter all the information. Add the *.ttf and *.css and click the button. It will generate and download the icon font addon as zip. (this tool is local only, no files are sent to a server, you can safely use it with any icons)
For generating string field for each of icons of your font, you can use this simple generator: Android-Iconics String Generator
A awesome gradle plugin which can automatically fetch a font from Fontastic, and generate the Android Module for your project. Iconics-Font-Generator
ProGuard / R8 rules are bundled internally with each font.
ContextWrapper inside CalligraphyMike Penz
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you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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