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Use FontAwesomeIcons.cs to replace confusing and arcane unicode strings with a clean and descriptive property.

This:

// Huh? What icon is this? What font is it from? 😭
submitButton.Text = "/uf00c";

Becomes this:

// Obviously a check icon from FontAwesome! 😊👍
submitButton.Text = FontAwesome.FontAwesomeIcons.Check;

The end result is cleaner, more readable and more maintainable code.

Get FontAwesomeIcons.cs here

Download the FontAwesome font assets here

It's super easy to use FontAwesome To C#!

Simply download FontAwesomeIcons.cs and place it into your project.

Ensure that you have added the FontAwesome font files into your projects.

You can use an icon in C# like:

var checkIcon = FontAwesome.FontAwesomeIcons.Check;

You can use an icon in XAML by:

• Adding a namespace reference to FontAwesome: xmlns:fontAwesome="clr-namespace:FontAwesome"
• Referencing a icon using x:Static: <Label Text="{x:Static fontAwesome:FontAwesomeIcons.Check}"/>

Voila! All done!

If you're using the Material Design icon set, check out md2cs, a static class file containing string constants for all Material Design icon codes.