Pst! Migrating from react-native-icons? Scroll down for more information. Icons scale with accessibility settings (unless disabled).Presentational stuff like size and color can be defined in your stylesheet instead of via a property (if you want to).No need to define width and height styles.Most common use cases is JavaScript only and thus enables wider possibilities of styling (and is easier to integrate with your project).You can use the icon as an image if a native component requires it (such as NavigatorIOS).You can use icons inline with Text components as emojis or to create buttons.

Supports SVG via Fontello or regular icon fonts. You can use your own custom icon sets.Easy to extend, style and integrate into your project. The best practice is to pass the property theme to every component.Perfect for buttons, logos and nav/tab bars. The properties theme, component and twoToneColor were added in 3.9.0. While you wait, you can use webpack plugin from the community to chunk the icon file. ⚠️ Given the extra bundle size caused by all SVG icons imported in 3.9.0, we will provide a new API to allow developers to import icons as needed, you can track #12011 for updates. More discussion of SVG icon reference at #10353. No need to change built-in icons with overriding styles by providing more props in component.Much more display accuracy on lower-resolution screens.Complete offline usage of icons, without dependency on a CDN-hosted font icon file (No more empty square during downloading and no need to deploy icon font files locally either!).We introduced SVG icons in version 3.9.0, replacing font icons. The style properties of icon, like fontSize and color Import React from 'react' import Icon, / > ) export default App

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