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@sb1/ffe-webfonts

v5.0.3

Published

Fonts and fonts definition used in FFE

Downloads

764

Readme

@sb1/ffe-webfonts

Install

npm install @sb1/ffe-webfonts

Usage

Full documentation on typgraphy usage is available at https://design.sparebank1.no/komponenter/typografi/.

There are two ways to use ffe-webfonts:

  1. Copy the font files from node_modules/@sb1/ffe-webfonts/fonts/ and use sb1-fonts.less
  2. Use sb1-fonts.css, where the fonts are base64 encoded inline

Approach 1 is probably what you want for performance reasons.

Using Less

Copy the font files from node_modules/@sb1/ffe-webfonts/fonts/ to a folder that will be shipped with your app. You can use npm-scripts, (if you use Webpack) copy-webpack-plugin, or whatever you see fit to get the files to where they need to be.

Import node_modules/@sb1/ffe-webfonts/sb1-fonts.less in your app:

@import 'npm://@sb1/ffe-webfonts/sb1-fonts.less'; // with less-plugin
@import '~@sb1/ffe-webfonts/sb1-fonts.less'; // with webpack and less-loader
@import '../path/to/node_modules/@sb1/ffe-webfonts/sb1-fonts.less'; // by path

You need to provide a constant named @fonts-url after the @import with a URL path to the fonts folder so the browser knows where to download the font files.

@import '~@sb1/ffe-webfonts/sb1-fonts.less';
@fonts-url: '/privat/forsikring/fonts';

CSS with inline fonts

@import url('~@sb1/ffe-webfonts/sb1-fonts.css');
@import (inline) '~@sb1/ffe-webfonts/sb1-fonts.css';

Deprecated fonts

In addition to the SpareBank 1 fonts, this package currently still contains the previously used MuseoSans fonts. These are deprecated and will be removed at a later date.

MuseoSans is distributed through fonts.less, fonts.css and fonts-inline.less. Any use of these files should be replaced with sb1-fonts.less, sb1-fonts.css and sb1-fonts-inline.less.

Licenses

  • Source code is licensed under MIT
  • The MuseoSans fonts are licensed separately. See LICENSE-fonts.md.

Development

To start a local development server, run the following from the designsystem root folder:

npm install
npm run build
npm start

A local instance of component-overview with live reloading will run at http://localhost:1234/.

Example implementations using the latest versions of all components are also available at https://sparebank1.github.io/designsystem.