expo-font
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Load fonts at runtime and use them in React Native components.
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import { Asset } from 'expo-asset';
import { CodedError } from 'expo-modules-core';
import ExpoFontLoader from './ExpoFontLoader';
import { FontResource, FontSource, FontDisplay } from './Font.types';
function uriFromFontSource(asset: FontSource): string | number | null {
if (typeof asset === 'string') {
return asset || null;
} else if (typeof asset === 'number') {
return uriFromFontSource(Asset.fromModule(asset));
} else if (typeof asset === 'object' && typeof asset.uri === 'number') {
return uriFromFontSource(asset.uri);
} else if (typeof asset === 'object') {
return asset.uri || (asset as Asset).localUri || (asset as FontResource).default || null;
}
return null;
}
function displayFromFontSource(asset: FontSource): FontDisplay {
if (typeof asset === 'object' && 'display' in asset) {
return asset.display || FontDisplay.AUTO;
}
return FontDisplay.AUTO;
}
export function getAssetForSource(source: FontSource): Asset | FontResource {
const uri = uriFromFontSource(source);
const display = displayFromFontSource(source);
if (!uri || typeof uri !== 'string') {
throwInvalidSourceError(uri);
}
return {
uri,
display,
};
}
function throwInvalidSourceError(source: any): never {
let type: string = typeof source;
if (type === 'object') type = JSON.stringify(source, null, 2);
throw new CodedError(
`ERR_FONT_SOURCE`,
`Expected font asset of type \`string | FontResource | Asset\` instead got: ${type}`
);
}
// NOTE(EvanBacon): No async keyword!
export function loadSingleFontAsync(name: string, input: Asset | FontResource): Promise<void> {
if (typeof input !== 'object' || typeof input.uri !== 'string' || (input as any).downloadAsync) {
throwInvalidSourceError(input);
}
try {
return ExpoFontLoader.loadAsync(name, input);
} catch {
// No-op.
}
return Promise.resolve();
}