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victormono

v1.5.6

Published

Victor Mono: a free programming font with semi-connected cursive italics and symbol ligatures

Downloads

139

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Links

Git

Maintainers

rubjorubjo

Keywords

fontmonospacecursiveitalicsligaturesVictor Monoprogramming-fontcoding-fonttypeface

Readme

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Stand With Ukraine

Intro image carbon (3)

More information and download: rubjo.github.io/victor-mono. If you like it and want to say thanks, donations are welcome. ❤️

How to use

In code editors:

  1. Download the font
  2. Unpack the ZIP
  3. Install the font (all styles or the ones you want)
  4. Change the font settings in your code editor / IDE of choice to "Victor Mono"
  5. Optional Set the code theme to one you like. Check out https://themer.dev/victor-mono, where you can download the official theme for your favourite terminals, editors and apps.
  6. Optional Modify the theme colours and its application of normal/italic/bold styles

In apps, web pages or other projects:

  1. npm i victormono (installs Regular, Italic, Bold and Bold Italic styles)
  2. import 'victormono' (in a typical modern JS setup, eg. Webpack/Vite)
  3. Style classes with font-family: 'Victor Mono', font-weight and font-style

Alternative CDN hosting, best for online editors like CodePen:

  1. <link rel="stylesheet" href="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/victormono@latest/dist/index.min.css"> in <head> or top of <body>
  2. Style classes with font-family: 'Victor Mono', monospace

Font stylistics

Available stylistics

  • ss01: Single-storey a
  • ss02: Slashed zero, variant 1
  • ss03: Slashed zero, variant 2
  • ss04: Slashed zero, variant 3
  • ss05: Slashed zero, variant 4
  • ss06: Slashed seven
  • ss07: Straighter 6 and 9
  • ss08: More fishlike turbofish (previous default ::< ligature)

Configuration

  • Sublime:

    "font_options": ["ss01"]

  • VScode:

    "editor.fontLigatures": "'ss01'"

  • Kitty:

    font_features VictorMono-Medium +ss01

Example code previews

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