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font2bitmap

v1.1.0

Published

Utility to convert font files to bitmap format

Downloads

202

Readme

Font2Bitmap

Converts fonts to bitmaps for use in OLED displays.

Install

  1. Install Node.js 24
  2. Install dependencies for node-canvas
  3. Install font2bitmap npm install font2bitmap -g

Usage

# Create ASCII font
font2bitmap \
  --fontPath ./fonts/GoogleSansCode-Medium.ttf \
  --fontName google_sans_code \
  --height 10 \
  --output ./google_sans_code_ascii.h \
  --subsets ascii \
  --symbols '°$%'

# Create ASCII+Cyrillic font
font2bitmap \
  --fontPath ./fonts/GoogleSansCode-Medium.ttf \
  --fontName google_sans_code \
  --height 10 \
  --output ./google_sans_code_cyrillic.h \
  --subsets ascii,cyrillic

# Create only digits font
font2bitmap \
  --fontPath ./fonts/GoogleSansCode-Medium.ttf \
  --fontName google_sans_code \
  --height 10 \
  --output ./google_sans_code_digits.h \
  --subsets digits

# Create only symbols font
font2bitmap \
  --fontPath ./fonts/GoogleSansCode-Medium.ttf \
  --fontName google_sans_code \
  --height 10 \
  --output ./google_sans_code_symbols.h \
  --symbols '°$%'

# Create font with custom letter and word spacing
font2bitmap \
  --fontPath ./fonts/GoogleSansCode-Medium.ttf \
  --fontName google_sans_code \
  --height 10 \
  --output ./google_sans_code_spaced.h \
  --letter-spacing 2 \
  --word-spacing 4 \
  --subsets ascii

# Help
font2bitmap --help

Formatting

The tool generates a C header file (e.g., my_font.h) that defines a font_t structure named after the --fontName option. This structure includes font properties such as width, height, letter spacing, word spacing, and character subsets. Subsets contain information about each character, including its bitmap representation.

Here's a brief example of what the generated C header file content looks like:

#ifndef FONT_MY_FONT_H
#define FONT_MY_FONT_H

#include <stdint.h>
#include "font.h"

const font_t my_font = {
    .width = 6,
    .height = 10,
    .letter_spacing = 1,
    .word_spacing = 6,
    .subsets_count = 1,
    .subsets = (const font_subset_t[]) {
        {
            .start = 32,
            .end = 126,
            .symbols_count = 95,
            .symbols = (uint8_t[]){
                // Bitmap data for characters
                // ...
            },
            .offsets = (uint32_t[]) { /* ... */ },
            .widths = NULL
        }
    }
};

#endif // FONT_MY_FONT_H

Limitations

  • The font bitmap is saved with LSB-first bit order.
  • Variable fonts are not supported.

License

MIT