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unicode-pages

v0.3.3

Published

Lookup table for unicode language code pages

Downloads

32

Readme

Unicode Page Lookup Table

NOTE: This lookup is far from complete. It is to be used with font-system and thus may not have every codepage set imagineable. Pull Requests are always welcome.

A lookup table of logical Unicode pages and their code ranges.

Installation

$ npm install unicode-pages

Usage

The default export is a string->array mapping of code page range-sets, where the key is a simple name for the set and the array elements are themselves arrays with the format:

[
    Logical Grouping (useful for font pruning),
    Range begin (incl),
    Range end (incl),
    Range description
]

License

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Released under CC0.