How to Implement Custom Fonts in iOS Without code changes
Background
Using custom fonts has been challenging in iOS since the beginning. Normally you have to register your fonts through plist properties, find the names, font family and bring it to your code. After doing all these steps, you’re just at the beginning of the challenge.
Knowing how to change the font might be good, but as a good practice, you also need to have a good strategy in place so you can apply custom font to all visual elements in your application such as labels, buttons, navigation controllers, etc and be able to swap them easily if required. Your workspace also might have existing Storyboards with a lot of content and updating all visual elements can be challenging.
In this article we’re going to review some of the ways you can achieve custom font goal in UIKit and SwiftUI. I will also describe the way I believe it’s the most flexible way in UIKit.
Install custom fonts:
Drag & Drop your fonts to the project folder, make sure you copy them to the project
