That allows you to specify rounded variant but not compact. I see that Apple has included the following in iOS 13: There's also the question whether the app developer should arbitrarily choose the rounded or compact variants. As the app developer you need to make sure the correct variant is used. So you probably shouldn't include Text and Display in a popup and just allow the user to pick it. See here for more info on how the system makes the determination on which font variant should be used based on size: To make that work in all scenarios is difficult if not impossible to replicate. For example, Apple says the Text variant is for point sizes less than 21 point. According to how San Francisco font should be used, you don't want to pick the font yourself. There's kind of a good reason for this though. San Francisco font doesn't seem to show up in the list of enumerated installed fonts any more either. For exampleĪttempting to load the font by name is no longer supported, as the warning indicates.

Is there any consistent way to get UIFont for those 6 fonts?Īpple is making it very clear they don't want developers to access San Francisco font unless they use the approved system APIs. (SF Pro Display? SF Pro Text? or something?) Print(UIFont.systemFont(ofSize: 20).fontName)Īnd both print '.SFUI-Regular'. I found it is old way and does not work in iOS 13.Ĭode Block print(UIFont.systemFont(ofSize: 19).fontName) Our target version is iOS >= 10Ĭode Block UIFont(name: '.SFProText-Regular', size: 19)īut it prints warning 'All system UI font access should be through proper APIs.'. Our desktop app is providing several font options commonly used, that containsĪnd I'm finding the ways to get UIFont instance for these fonts consistently. We are creating prototyping tool (like Framer), and our customers can Hi! I'm an engineer creating ProtoPie, at Studio XID.

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