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@yuragi-labs/compiler

v0.3.0

Published

Native build-time font compiler for generating Yuragi text outlines.

Downloads

589

Readme

@yuragi-labs/compiler

Build-time compiler wrapper for Yuragi text outlines.

This package invokes the native Rust compiler through Cargo at runtime. Consumers must have Rust and Cargo available on PATH. Cargo build artifacts are written to a deterministic cache directory under the OS temp directory, not inside the installed package.

API

import { compileOutlines, type FontAxes } from "@yuragi-labs/compiler";

const axes = { wght: 900 } satisfies FontAxes;

const bundle = await compileOutlines({
  font: "./fonts/title.otf",
  axes,
  titles: ["Dashboard", "Settings"],
});

The compiler deduplicates title strings before invoking the native compiler. Title discovery and output writing stay in the calling build script so this package is independent of any framework or bundler.

Options

  • font: font file path.
  • axes: optional FontAxes variation axis values for variable fonts.
  • titles: a readonly array of explicit strings to compile.

The output is a TextOutlineBundle from @yuragi-labs/core.

See examples/react-static-vite for a complete script that writes the outline map to JSON and renders it through @yuragi-labs/react/static.

Native Compiler

The package ships the Rust source under native/ and runs Cargo against it. The compiled binary is cached outside the package directory so installed package contents are not mutated.