• Installation
• Icon Styles
• Override Specific Icons
  • Using Icon Aliases
  • Using Icon Names
• Free vs Paid
• License

A Font Awesome icon set implementation for Filament Icons, providing a comprehensive set of Font Awesome icons that seamlessly integrate with Filament's interface.

This package extends the base Filament Icons package to replace Filament's default Heroicons with Font Awesome icons.

#Installation

You can install the package via composer:

composer require filafly/filament-font-awesome-icons

Note: This package automatically installs the required filafly/filament-icons base package.

After the package is installed, you must register the plugin in your Filament Panel provider:

use Filafly\Icons\FontAwesomeIcons;
 
public function panel(Panel $panel): Panel
{
    return $panel
        ->plugins([
            FontAwesomeIcons::make(),
        ]);
}

#Icon Styles

Font Awesome icons come in multiple styles that you can switch between. Available styles include:

• Classic Solid (default)
• Classic Regular
• Classic Light
• Classic Thin
• Duotone Solid
• Sharp Solid
• Sharp Regular
• Sharp Light
• Sharp Thin
• Sharp Duotone Solid
• Brands

You can change the style using the following methods:

FontAwesomeIcons::make()->classicSolid(); // (default)
FontAwesomeIcons::make()->classicRegular();
FontAwesomeIcons::make()->classicLight();
FontAwesomeIcons::make()->classicThin();
FontAwesomeIcons::make()->duotoneSolid();
FontAwesomeIcons::make()->sharpSolid();
FontAwesomeIcons::make()->sharpRegular();
FontAwesomeIcons::make()->sharpLight();
FontAwesomeIcons::make()->sharpThin();
FontAwesomeIcons::make()->sharpDuotoneSolid();
FontAwesomeIcons::make()->brands();

#Override Specific Icons

If you need to override certain icons to use a different style, you can use either icon aliases or direct icon names.

#Using Icon Aliases

Use the overrideStyleForAlias method with a Filament Icon Alias. This method works with either a single icon key (string) or multiple icon keys (array).

// Override a single icon key
FontAwesomeIcons::make()->overrideStyleForAlias('tables::actions.filter', 'classicThin');
 
// Override multiple icon keys at once
FontAwesomeIcons::make()->overrideStyleForAlias([
    'tables::actions.filter',
    'actions::delete-action',
], 'classicThin');

#Using Icon Names

Use the overrideStyleForIcon method with the actual FontAwesome icon name. Like the alias method, this works with either a single icon name or multiple names.

// Override a single icon
FontAwesomeIcons::make()->overrideStyleForIcon('font-awesome-user', 'classicThin');
 
// Override multiple icons at once
FontAwesomeIcons::make()->overrideStyleForIcon([
    'font-awesome-user',
    'font-awesome-caret-up',
], 'classicThin');

#Free vs Paid

If you are using the free version of Font Awesome, you'll be limited in your style choices since the free version only includes a limited number of icons. To handle this gracefully, you can add the free() method to the plugin which will automatically fallback to Classic Solid for any icons that don't exist in Classic Regular style:

...
->plugin(
    FontAwesomeIcons::make()->classicRegular()->free()
)
...

If you are using a paid version of Font Awesome, be sure to follow the additional steps listed in the blade-fontawesome repo.

#License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License for more information.