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picfont

v0.1.3

Published

Create fonts from your pictures.

Downloads

6

Readme

picfont

Create vectorized icons from your pictures you can use in the browser, similar to font-awesome or devicon icons that you can style via CSS.

How it Works

  1. The input is one or multiple images, and if any of them are not bitmaps, converts them to bitmap (BMP)
  2. The output bitmaps are converted to new, black & white bitmaps optimized for vectorization to SVG (using mkbitmap)
  3. The optimized bitmaps are converted to SVG (using potrace)
  4. Various font formats and CSS files are generated from the SVGs to be used in your web apps (uses webfont-generator)

Requirements

Potrace should be installed in the postinstall step, but if you encounter errors you'll need to take some additional steps to install it. Potrace needs to be installed and the potrace and mkbitmap binaries need to be in your $PATH.

If you don't have them installed yet and/or it was not added successfully in the postinstall step, you can install them and add them to your $PATH automatically by doing the following:

$ cd ./node_modules/picfont
$ npm run binaryprep

Usage

FontGenerator

Potrace

PicturesToFont

Development

Build the dist files

$ npm run build

Tests

$ npm test