Support canonical icon provider aliases#33
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artiphishle merged 6 commits intomainfrom May 9, 2026
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Summary
Fixes icon provider resolution for serialized route icons that use canonical provider identifiers such as
material-community.What changed
resolveExpoIconComponent.material-communityandmaterial-community-iconsto Expo'sMaterialCommunityIconsexport.Ionicons.Why
Templates serialize route icons with
provider: 'material-community', but Surface previously looked up provider strings directly on@expo/vector-icons. Since Expo exportsMaterialCommunityIcons, notmaterial-community, icons silently fell back toIoniconsand many route icon names failed to render.Verification
Run:
bun run build bun run lint:fix bun run test bun run changeset:status