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google-fonts

v1.0.0

Published

A small helper library for embedding Google Fonts on your page.

Downloads

5,512

Readme

google-fonts experimental

google-fonts

A small helper library for embedding Google Fonts onto your page.

Usage

fonts(list)

Given a list of fonts (see below), returns a string like this one (minus the whitespace) that you can include in a template:

<link
  href='http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Cantora+One|Ropa+Sans:400,400italic'
  rel='stylesheet'
  type='text/css'
>

fonts.add(list)

Given the same list of fonts, you can add them directly to your page using this method (assuming you're using something like browserify).

Useful for quick demos/prototypes, but if you want to avoid the flash of unstyled text then stick with pasting their snippet in your HTML.

The list should be formatted like so:

fonts.add({
    'Ropa Sans': ['400', '400italic']
  , 'Source Sans Pro': true
  , 'Raleway': 400
})

Where each key is a font name, and each value is an array of styles to include. You can also pass a single style, or true to include all of the available ones for that font.