font-awesome-qml

font-awesome-qml provides the Font Awesome web fonts to Qt Quick/QML engine.

How to use

1. Add the file FontAwesome.qml and controls folder to your project.

2. If necessary import FontAwesome types

import "controls" as Awesome

1. Using Font Awesome:

// main.qml

import "controls" as Awesome

Window {

  FontAwesome {
    id: awesome
    // resource: "qrc:///resource/fontawesome-webfont.ttf"
    resource: "http://maxcdn.bootstrapcdn.com/font-awesome/4.1.0/fonts/fontawesome-webfont.ttf"
  }

  Text {
      id: text
      font.pointSize: 180
      font.family: awesome.family
      text: awesome.loaded ? awesome.icons.fa_money : ""
  }

  Awesome.Text {
    icon: awesome.icons.fa_money
    text: "fa_money"
  }

  Awesome.Button {
    icon: awesome.icons.fa_money
    text: "fa_money"
  }
}

Avaliable Properties

// Alias to acess individual font-awesome variables (icons)
property alias icons:

// Property to chech if the Font Loader it is ready, if it is using the remote
// font-awesome CDN it is necessary to check and wait for to be true.
property alias loaded: false

// Set font-awesome Font Loader source
property alias resource

// Return font family name
readonly property string family: "FontAwesome"

Considerations

I needed to replace the "-" character, from Font Awesome icons name, to "_", because QML/JS doesn't accept minus character at variables name.

You can see all availables icons at controls/Variables.qml file.

Versions Tested

Qt Version   : 5.9
Font Awesome : 4.7.0

Screenshot

Thanks

Font Awesome - The iconic font and CSS toolkit.

Qt Project - True cross-platform framework.

"Using Fonts Awesome in QML" by markg85.

Credits

Created by Ricardo do Valle.

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Added some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request