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@oh-just-another/fonts

v0.1.0

Published

Bundled editor fonts (Roboto, PT Serif, Roboto Mono) as web fonts, so every render backend draws identical text.

Downloads

252

Readme

@oh-just-another/fonts

The fonts the editor ships and draws with — Roboto, PT Serif, Roboto Mono — as web fonts.

L0, no dependencies. WebGL2 draws text from these faces (baked into the MSDF shaper); bundling them as web fonts lets the Canvas2D and offscreen backends draw the same faces, so text is identical across renderers instead of falling back to whatever the OS resolves.

The .woff2 files are subset to Latin, Latin Extended, Cyrillic, Greek and common punctuation.

API

| Name | Notes | | ---------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | registerBundledFonts(scope) | Loads the faces and adds them to scope.fonts. Pass document on the main thread, self in a worker. Resolves once loaded. | | resolveBundledFamily(css) | Map a CSS font-family stack to the bundled family (Roboto / PT Serif / Roboto Mono) that backs it. | | FONT_SANS / FONT_SERIF / FONT_MONO | The three bundled family names. |

import { registerBundledFonts } from "@oh-just-another/fonts";

await registerBundledFonts(document); // then draw crisp, consistent text