native_flutter_fonts 1.0.1

A Flutter plugin to automatically register Flutter fonts on the native side of Android and iOS.

native_flutter_fonts

Currently iOS only. Android coming soon.

Provides a font registry and resolver on the native side so that native code can resolve and use Flutter fonts.

Automatically attempts to load all fonts from the Flutter font asset manifest, and stores them in a singleton instance so that they can be accessed.

This is currently used by the following plugins:

• native_tab_bar
• accessible_text_view

Installation / Setup

1. Add as a dependency to your plugin's or project's pubspec.yaml.
2. Important! Add to your plugin_name.podspec (plugin), or Podfile (app project).

Plugin plugin_name.podspec

Pod::Spec.new do |s|
    ...
    s.dependency 'Flutter'
    s.dependency 'native_flutter_fonts' # <-- add here
    ...
end

App Podfile -- Do not add if your app already uses a plugin that depends on the native_flutter_fonts pod!

...
target 'Runner' do
    use_frameworks!
    use_modular_headers!
    ...
    pod 'native_flutter_fonts' # <-- add here
    ...
end
...

Usage

In your Swift file:

import native_flutter_fonts
...

let textFont: UIFont? = FlutterFontRegistry.resolve(family: 'Roboto', size: 14, weight: 400)

let fallbackFont: UIFont = FlutterFontRegistry.resolveOrSystemDefault(family: 'My Font', size: 14, weight: 400)

The resolve and resolveOrSystemDefault functions expect font weights in Flutter FontWeight units. These range from 100 (thin) to 400 (normal) to 900 (extra bold), in increments of 100.

However, iOS font weights (CGFloat) range from -1.0 (thin) to 0.0 (normal) to +1.0 (extra bold).

To convert between the two, we provide two convenience functions:

FlutterFontRegistry.flutterWeightFromAppleWeight(_ weight: CGFloat) -> Int

FlutterFontRegistry.appleWeightFromFlutterWeight(_ weight: Int) -> CGFloat