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I'm trying a React/Redux .NET core (2.0) web project in Visual Studio 2017. And I've installed font-awesome using npm. It's there and I can see it in the node_modules folder, but I'm not sure if the web project should see it automatically or if I have to drag it into my dist folder and edit my layout page to see it. I'm not against doing that, but as a VS programmer, I'm used to things being a bit more automatic mainly for the sake of package updates. I'm not really confortable editting the vendor.js or vendor-manifest.json files.

Anyone know what I'm doing wrong? (no guesses, please.)

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I was looking for an answer to a similar question and came across FA's package specifically for React. They have some good instructions on this page.

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I went digging around and found the same thing on the Font-Awesome site. I didn't want to use just any old package, but if FA says to use that one, then that's okay for me.
Learned about this one as well: react-icons. Learned about it from Eve Porcello's react course on Lynda.com.

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