It contains large a package of popular icon sources (including FontAwesome) and also features only importing what you need. I have taken a small attempt at using mini glyphs to import svgs. Start by opening Figma (either the web or desktop version) to the file browser, which is the first screen you'll see after opening. Anyway, hope this helped!įor anyone who might stumble upon this similar issue in the future, I would actually suggest using the react-icons npm package. Uploading a font to a team in Figma makes it possible for all members of that Team to use that font on any device. It features incredible support for SVGs and icon fonts that you can drag-and-drop into any app. js component you want to add your icons import React, from PACKAGE]-svg-icons' īut I'm not entirely sure. Your icon organizer is always just one click away.
#IMPORT FONT AWESOME TO ICONJAR INSTALL#
They are Solid, Regular, Light, and Brands.įor the GitHub icon, it is in the brands package so all you need to do in order to fix it is install the brand package with yarn or npm and import it.
I think there are four catagories as seen on their website in the side bar when you click on the 'icons' tab. The import:
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