Hi, more of a question than an issue but didn't really know a better place to post this so apologies. I'm very confused by the workings of how the size prop value is applied to FontAwesomeIcon components.
Bit of context; I'm building a TypeScript REACT app using the FontAwesomeIcon components to implement icons into my interface. I am using MaterialUI, however I don't believe this is related as I've experienced the same issue in a test app I made without MUI.
My source of confusion is that I read this in the react section of the official Font Awesome documentation:
Font Awesome supports t-shirt size scale from 2xs to 2xl as well as literal sizing from 1x to 10x.
However, applying any of the following values; 2xl, xl or 2xs cause the following error to be thrown.
TS2322: Type '"2xl"' is not assignable to type 'SizeProp | undefined'.
What makes this more weird, is I've noticed that despite the error, the desired size is actually applied correctly to the icon if I look carefully behind the dark error wall react greets me with.
While doing some trawling through the source code I found the SizeProp export, possibly detailing why these particular values are being prone to throwing errors as they seem to be missing from this type:
So long story short; is this simply a case of those three size values being overlooked from being included in this SizeProp type or is there something else I'm missing?
Hi, more of a question than an issue but didn't really know a better place to post this so apologies. I'm very confused by the workings of how the
size
prop value is applied toFontAwesomeIcon
components.Bit of context; I'm building a TypeScript REACT app using the
FontAwesomeIcon
components to implement icons into my interface. I am using MaterialUI, however I don't believe this is related as I've experienced the same issue in a test app I made without MUI.My source of confusion is that I read this in the react section of the official Font Awesome documentation:
However, applying any of the following values;
2xl
,xl
or2xs
cause the following error to be thrown.What makes this more weird, is I've noticed that despite the error, the desired size is actually applied correctly to the icon if I look carefully behind the dark error wall react greets me with.
While doing some trawling through the source code I found the
SizeProp
export, possibly detailing why these particular values are being prone to throwing errors as they seem to be missing from this type:So long story short; is this simply a case of those three size values being overlooked from being included in this
SizeProp
type or is there something else I'm missing?