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font2img

v0.0.4

Published

Generate 100x100 images of hangul glyphs from the given *.otf file

Downloads

10

Readme

font2img: Font to images

Convert an *.otf font to a set of images

Install

$ npm install font2img

or

$ yarn add font2img

Usage

font2img(sourceFile, options)

const font2img = require('font2img')

font2img('./directory-to/your-font-file.otf',{
  width: 100,
  height: 100,
  spec: 11172,
  family: "your-font-family",
  name: "bold-italic",
  outDir: "./output/"
})

Then font2img will look for the ./directory-to/your-font-file.otf, make ./output/your-font-family/bold-italic/ folder and save png files in there.

API

sourceFile

font2img will complain and throw error if the source file is not an otf file.

options

  • width: number width of the png file (default: 100)
  • height: number height of the png file (default: 100)
  • spec: 11172 | 2780 | 2350 spec of the hangul font (default: 2350)
  • outDir: string where to save the generated images (default: "./output")
  • family: string font family name, e.g. 'Comic Sans' (default: "unknown-family")
  • name: string font name, used to annotate styles (default: source file name without extension)
  • unicodeName: boolean whether to set the title of image files to the unicode. If set to true, '가' and 'A' is saved as 44032.png, 65.png, respectively. Otherwise, it is saved as 가.png, uppercase-a.png, respectively. (default: false)