@reogrid/font-kr

Noto Sans KR — subset to the EUC-KR repertoire and instanced at Thin (100), Regular (400), Bold (700) — packaged for ReoGrid PDF export, so a browser never has to fetch a 9.93 MB variable font from a CDN.

npm install @reogrid/font-kr

import { registerPdfFont, preloadPdfFont } from '@reogrid/pro';
import { notoSansKR } from '@reogrid/font-kr';

registerPdfFont('ko', notoSansKR);   // all three weights
await preloadPdfFont('ko');                // once, at app start

grid.saveAsPdf({ locale: 'ko', filename: 'report.pdf' });

Bold cells print with real Bold outlines instead of a stroked approximation. To keep the download to a single face, register just that one:

import { loadNotoSansKRRegular } from '@reogrid/font-kr';
registerPdfFont('ko', loadNotoSansKRRegular);

The per-weight form needs @reogrid/pro 1.6.0 or newer. Older versions accept the single-face form above.

What is in it

| | | |---|---| | Upstream | notosanskr @ 7ff85c87f9 | | Characters | 3,201 (EUC-KR repertoire + ASCII + ¥₩€£¢) | | Upstream | 9.93 MB (variable) | | Thin — NotoSansKR-Thin.ttf | 567 KB | | Regular — NotoSansKR-Regular.ttf | 567 KB | | Bold — NotoSansKR-Bold.ttf | 567 KB |

Each weight is a plain static face: fvar/gvar are gone, OS/2.usWeightClass is set, and the name table says which weight it is. A consumer that embeds glyf outlines without applying variations — which is what a PDF engine does — therefore draws the weight you asked for. (Upstream's variable font defaults to wght 100, which is why embedding it directly produces a hairline document.)

Characters outside that repertoire fall back to .notdef — pass your own font bytes to registerPdfFont if you need wider coverage.

Without a bundler

The .ttf files are published in the package, so a CDN serves them directly:

https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@reogrid/[email protected]/NotoSansKR-Regular.ttf

That is where ReoGrid's built-in { locale: 'ko' } font comes from when you have not registered anything yourself.

Licence

Noto Sans KR is licensed under the SIL Open Font License 1.1, which is included in this package and applies to the subset as well. The build scripts are MIT.