font_awesome_flutter 8.9.0

The Font Awesome Icon pack available as Flutter Icons. Provides 1500 additional icons to use in your apps.

font_awesome_flutter

The Font Awesome Icon pack available as set of Flutter Icons.

Based on Font Awesome 5.13. Includes all free icons:

• Regular
• Solid
• Brands

Installation

In the dependencies: section of your pubspec.yaml, add the following line:

dependencies:
  font_awesome_flutter: <latest_version>

Usage

import 'package:font_awesome_flutter/font_awesome_flutter.dart';

class MyWidget extends StatelessWidget {
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    return IconButton(
      // Use the FaIcon Widget + FontAwesomeIcons class for the IconData
      icon: FaIcon(FontAwesomeIcons.gamepad), 
      onPressed: () { print("Pressed"); }
     );
  }
}

Icon names

Icon names equal those on the official website, but are written in lower camel case. If more than one icon style is available for an icon, the style name is used as prefix, except for "regular".

Examples:

Icon name	Code	Style
angle-double-up	FontAwesomeIcons.angleDoubleUp	solid (this icon does not have other free styles)
arrow-alt-circle-up	FontAwesomeIcons.arrowAltCircleUp	regular
arrow-alt-circle-up	FontAwesomeIcons.solidArrowAltCircleUp	solid

Example App

View the Flutter app in the example directory to see all the available FontAwesomeIcons.

FAQ

Why aren't the icons aligned properly or why are the icons being cut off?

Please use the FaIcon widget provided by the library instead of the Icon widget provided by Flutter. The Icon widget assumes all icons are square, but many Font Awesome Icons are not.

Why aren't the icons showing up on Mobile devices?

If you're not seeing any icons at all, sometimes it means that Flutter has a cached version of the app on device and hasn't pushed the new fonts. I've run into that as well a few times...

Please try:

1. Stopping the app
2. Running flutter clean in your app directory
3. Deleting the app from your simulator / emulator / device
4. Rebuild & Deploy the app.

Why aren't the icons showing up on Web?

Most likely, the fonts were not correctly added to the FontManifest.json. Note: older versions of Flutter did not properly package non-Material fonts in the FontManifest.json during the build step, but that issue has been resolved and this shouldn't be much of a problem these days.

Please ensure you are using Flutter 1.14.6 beta or newer!

How can I use pro icons?

This library only packages the free Font Awesome icon fonts. If you own the pro icon fonts and want to use them with Flutter, please follow these instructions.

❗ By importing pro icons you acknowledge that it is your obligation to keep these files private. This includes not uploading your package to a public github repository or other public file sharing services.

• Download this package's newest release, extract the folder, move it to a location of your choice and go to that directory
• Remove #s from pubspec.yaml at the indicated position
• run flutter packages get
• Download your font awesome pro icons (web version)
• Move all .ttf files from the webfonts directory to /path/to/your/font_awesome_flutter/lib/fonts (replace existing fonts)
• Move icons.json from metadata to /path/to/your/font_awesome_flutter
• From there run ./tool/update.sh on linux or .\tool\update.bat on windows
  • Note for windows users: Please run the script only in cmd or powershell. Flutter is known to have problems with third-party shells.
• Add version >= 4.7.0 to your project's dependencies, Override it with the path to your local installation:

dependencies:
  font_awesome_flutter: '>= 4.7.0'
  ...
  
dependency_overrides:
  font_awesome_flutter:
    path: /path/to/your/font_awesome_flutter
  ...

Duotone icons

Duotone icons require special treatment. Instead of FaIcon a special class FaDuotoneIcon needs to be used. It allows to set the primary and secondary colors for the icon. If primary and / or secondary color are not defined, they will default to the standard IconTheme color. Please be aware that only duotone style icons can be passed to this class.

FaDuotoneIcon(
  FontAwesomeIcons.duotoneAbacus,
  primaryColor: Colors.black.withOpacity(.4),
  secondaryColor: Colors.black,
);

Contributors

• Brian Egan
• Phil Plante
• Michael Spiss