I am not yet sure if more iced sub-crate types would need to be re-exported with pub in order to utilize all features of iced. Any thoughts are welcome.

If you don't mind, why did you decide to add the fonts example?

I actually think it's a good idea to have a font example, it took me a long time to find out how to use a font with bevy_iced and iced 0.9, and I actually thougt it was nearly impossible to do so on iced 0.10. So I think ist's a great help to beginners.

If you don't mind, why did you decide to add the fonts example?

Sure! Happy to discuss any other changes, too, if there's anything that doesn't seem like an obvious choice to other collaborators or users.

I thought it may not be obvious, with beginners in mind as @EmperialDev pointed out, how to include own fonts because they have to be included as static byte arrays, which differs from Bevy's native UI primary way of loading fonts via the AssetServer. Therefore I believed it could be a time-saver for some beginners.

Thinking about it more, I see the rationality, but I think we should instead create a custom asset loader for iced fonts instead of having to statically include them into the binary. That way, multiple assets can be used without making the binary balloon into massive sizes and it gives game developers the option of allowing user-replaceable fonts. What do you think?

Custom asset loader would be great, if not essential, for image assets and I am all for it!

But with fonts only I'd think that static inclusion would be enough for a vast majority of game developers. On one hand, I have a hard time thinking about a game where it'd be necessary or useful for players to be able to play around with the fonts. But on the other hand, I know Bevy can be and is being used to develop other kinds of apps, too, so the added flexibility wouldn't hurt.

I have a hard time thinking about a game where it'd be necessary or useful for players to be able to play around with the fonts.

Games that support custom skins/texture packs come to mind, such as Minecraft or TF2. Looking at the code, though, it might be a bit annoying, so I'll probably just accept this as-is, but I will change the example to instead load the font from a file at start time rather than statically including it into the binary.

Hey guys, I would be very thankful if we could get this merged into the master branch soon :)