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quaint-google-fonts

v0.1.0

Published

Include fonts from Google Fonts in Quaint documents

Downloads

9

Readme

quaint-google-fonts

This plugin lets you easily import fonts from Google Fonts for use in your pages.

Install

quaint --setup google-fonts

Follow the instructions.

Sample configuration

This configuration entry must be added in the plugins field of quaint.json:

"google-fonts": {
  "fonts": [
    "Open Sans",
    "Alegreya:400,400italic,700"
  ]
}

Usage

The fonts you choose to import will be available for use in your CSS files and directives, like any other font.

Options

fonts

An array of font names.

For each font you can also add styles (bold, italic) and character sets you want (greek, cyrillic, etc). For example:

"Open Sans:400,400italic,700&subset=latin,greek"

will load the Open Sans font with the normal (400), normal italic, and bold (700) styles, and the latin and greek character sets. Note that each style and subset you add will add to the size of the download, by a factor equal to the number of possible combinations: just "Open Sans" is about 15 KB, but the above set is 90 KB (but it will look nicer).

Browse Google Fonts for the list of fonts available. If you add them to your collection and then click "Use" at the bottom, you get to pick the styles and character sets and you can copy/paste the code given. Not all fonts have all possible styles.