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simple-font-select

v1.0.1

Published

Lightweight, fast. Made with Svelte.

Downloads

48

Readme

An insanely simple font select component. Exposes all local fonts as CSS font families. All local font families are prefixed with lfa- to avoid conflicts with the browser's built fonts, for example: lfa-Arial or lfa-Consolas.

Requires the browser to support the Local Font Access API

As this component is just a select element with custom options you can style it with your desired css framework.

Functions:

import FontSelect, { loadFonts } from 'simple-font-select'

let fontFamily

function fontChange (e) {
  // https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/FontData
  const fontData = e.detail
  fontFamily = fontData.fullName
}

<FontSelect value='Arial' on:change={fontChange} class='w-500' />
<div style='font-family: lfa-{fontFamily}'>
  My text!
</div>

Note: the value prop isn't reactive, it's only there to set an inital value of the component.

Note: the first time this component is mounted it will cause the CSS stylesheets to recalculate which can be laggy, if you wish to avoid this you can preload the fonts before the component is ever mounted, this will only ever happen once:

import { loadFonts } from 'simple-font-select'

function schedulePreload () {
  // https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Window/requestIdleCallback
  self.requestIdleCallback(loadFonts, { timeout: 15000 })
}

<!-- this is necessary as the site cannot query the LFA API without user input -->
<svelte:body on:click={schedulePreload}>

This module uses $$restProps, which means you can pass any property to the root element, like style, class etc.

Or use as a web component outside Svelte:

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/simple-font-select@latest/dist/simple-font-select.js"></script>
<body>
  <simple-font-select class='w-300 form-control'></simple-font-select>
</body>