@polyhymnia/notation-fonts

SMuFL music notation fonts (woff2 + metadata) and glyph tables used by @polyhymnia/notation-engine, plus fontFaceCss to declare them in a page.

npm install @polyhymnia/notation-fonts

import { fontFaceCss, type NotationFont } from '@polyhymnia/notation-fonts';
import metadata from '@polyhymnia/notation-fonts/fonts/polyhymnia-notation/metadata.json' with { type: 'json' };

const font: NotationFont = { name: 'PolyhymniaNotation', metadata, src: fontUrl };
const css = fontFaceCss(font);

Each font keeps its own OFL licence and notice under fonts/<name>/.

The three playground families are PolyhymniaNotation (modern Bravura subset), PolyhymniaMensural (Bravura early-music forms), and PolyhymniaManuscript (drawn manuscript forms with Texturina lettering). Manuscript is the engine and React renderer's default. style: 'modern' selects Notation. To select the original Mensural family, supply its font data:

import mensuralMetadata from '@polyhymnia/notation-fonts/fonts/polyhymnia-mensural/metadata.json' with { type: 'json' };
import type { SmuflMetadata } from '@polyhymnia/notation-fonts';

const mensural: NotationFont = {
  name: 'PolyhymniaMensural',
  metadata: mensuralMetadata as unknown as SmuflMetadata,
  src: mensuralWoff2Url, // serve fonts/polyhymnia-mensural/polyhymnia-mensural.woff2
};
// Pass { style: 'mensural', font: mensural } as NotationOptions.

Manuscript includes every glyph used by both styles. Its metadata also opts into slight pen-pressure variation for score rules; renderers honor RectShape.outline when provided by the engine. The mensural style retains centered lozenge stems. See the drawing and rebuild notes.

MIT licensed. Source: https://github.com/adrian729/notation