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gulp-google-fonts

v1.0.3

Published

Downloads desired fonts from, encodes them to base64 and saves in format specific css files.

Downloads

24

Readme

gulp-google-fonts

The complete solution for webfonts using Gulp

Uses Neon for configuration. Inspired by gulp-google-fonts-base64-css.

Downloads desired fonts from Google fonts, encodes them to base64 and saves in format specific css files. You can then decide which to serve to specific clients. ~~Wonder how? Check out my Fontloader.~~

Example configuration

config.neon
fonts:
	- #Here starts font declaration
		family:	Roboto
		variants:
			- 300
			- 400
			- 700
		subsets:
			- latin
			- latin-ext
	- #Here starts font declaration
		family: Roboto Condensed
		variants:
			- 400
			- 400i
			- 700
			- 700i
		subsets:
			- latin-ext
	- #Here starts font declaration
		family: Roboto Slab
		variants:
			- 400
			- 700
		subsets:
			- latin-ext

Example gulpfile

gulpfile.js
var gulp = require('gulp');
var ggf = require('gulp-google-fonts');
gulp.task('getFonts', function () {
  return gulp.src('config.neon')
	.pipe(ggf())
	.pipe(gulp.dest('dist/fonts'));
});

##TODO

  • Support more configurations, namely JSON.
  • Make human readable errors.
  • ?? Support svg fonts ??