@cube-drone/marquee-fonts

The grab bag: the curated faces behind Marquee's closed font name list — 31 WOFF2s (latin subsets), each with its license text beside it. The OFL permits exactly this redistribution and requires the license ride along; thirty faces are SIL OFL, and the one exception is special-elite (Astigmatic), which is Apache 2.0 (special-elite.LICENSE.txt).

This package is optional. The renderer works fully without it: every font name degrades to its fallback stack in @cube-drone/marquee-css, readable always. Install it when you want the actual faces.

Self-hosted on principle: an embedder serves these files itself. Linking a third-party font CDN leaks every reader's IP per page view — fonts are a tracking vector, and care-modes apply to them like any other fetch.

Two deliveries, both fed by the renderer's usedFontTokens(html) scan so you ship exactly what your pages wear:

import { usedFontTokens } from "@cube-drone/marquee-html-renderer";
import { externalFontFaces, fontFilePath, inlineFontFaces } from "@cube-drone/marquee-fonts";

const tokens = usedFontTokens(body);

// a real site: copy fontFilePath(t) for each token next to your pages, then
const fontsCss = externalFontFaces(tokens, "fonts/");

// a self-contained single file: the bytes come along as base64
const styles = inlineFontFaces(tokens);

fonts.css at the package root declares all faces (urls relative to the package — serve its fonts/ beside it) for the lazy path; browsers only fetch faces that rendered text actually uses, so even that costs readers nothing for unused names.

The vocabulary itself (token → face) lives with the renderer; this package's manifest is held in lockstep by its tests. npm run fetch-fonts (re)downloads faces and licenses from Google Fonts and regenerates fonts.css — the only thing that ever talks to a font CDN, so readers never do. Faces are display faces, latin subsets only — not body-text workhorses.