From a ttf or otf, generate the required ttf, eot, woff, svg and css for the font to be used in browers.
npm install --save-dev fontfacegen
fontforgettf2eotbatik-ttf2svg
brew install fontforge ttf2eot batik
Help is required if you qould like to contribute instructions.
var fontfacegen = require('fontfacegen');
var result = fontfacegen({
source: '/path/to/source.{ttf,otf}',
dest: '/destination/folder/',
});
Path to the source font file in ttf or otf format.
Path to the destination folder for the converted fonts to be placed in.
Path to the destination file to write the generated stylesheet to.
Path to the font files relative to the css generated.
Default = ''
Append the source filename to the destination directory in order to collate generated fonts into separate directories.
Default = false
IE:
options = {
source: 'src/fonts/ariel.ttf',
dest: 'dist/fonts/',
collate: true
}
Will create fonts into 'dist/fonts/ariel/'.
Type: array
Default: []
Valid values: ['woff', 'ttf']
Type of fonts to embed directly into the generated css file as a data-uri instead of creating files for them.
Font name, style and weight can be specified manually per font in a json file of the same name as the font.
For example, for the font: fonts/sans.ttf the config file would be: fonts/sans.json.
Exmaple file format:
{
"name" : "Super Sans",
"weight" : "400",
"style" : "normal"
}
Note: If present, the json config file must be valid json.
var fs = require('fs');
var path = require('path');
var exec = require('sync-exec');
var fontfacegen = require('./fontfacegen');
var source = 'tmp/';
var dest = 'tmp/dest/';
var fonts = fs.readdirSync(source);
exec('rm -rf ' + dest);
for (var i = fonts.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
var font = fonts[i];
var extension = path.extname(font);
var fontname = path.basename(font, extension);
// Test with embedded ttf
if (extension == '.ttf' || extension == '.otf') {
fontfacegen({
source: path.join(source, font),
dest: dest,
css_fontpath: '../fonts/',
embed: ['ttf'],
collate: true
});
}
};