[DEPRECATED] A Font Package Manager built on top of Google Web Fonts and Node.js
See more alternatives: homebrew-fonts, web font search.
Although FTPM was an awesome learning tool that helped to improve my node.js knowledge. I hardly decided to deprecate this project since itself code base has turned legacy and It does not worth to adapt it for current front-end well-known workflows(gulp, grunt, yeoman, bower…etc). Please feel free to fork, copy, change and share codes throughout this repository.
FTPM is a Font helper built on top of Google Web Fonts and Node.js. To install FTPM, just run:
npm install -g ftpm (it may require Root privileges)
FTPM allows you to manage system fonts (.ttf). You can also generate web font files(.woff), CSS from google and CSS with datauri code schema.
FTPM would install a True Type font into your User font path
$ ftpm install magra
$ ftpm install "droid sans"
You can see all FTPM installed fonts just typing
$ ftpm local
And uninstall it
$ ftpm uninstall "droid sans"
If want to host a web font files (.woff) without need an Google request, just use:
$ ftpm web magra
with output path
$ ftpm web magra public/font
You can generate the traditional Google web font CSS
$ ftpm css magra
$ ftpm css "quantico:700italic"
$ ftpm css "quantico:400,400italic,700italic"
with output path
$ ftpm css magra public/css
Some folks prefer to use datauri encoding schema to avoid file request, FTPM gives you a simple way to do it
$ ftpm datauri magra
with output path
$ ftpm datauri magra public/css
If you have a single css file for everything, FTPM has options that show css font code
$ ftpm css magra -s #you can use --show
$ ftpm datauri magra -s #once you have enough scrollback on your terminal :)
FTPM uses Node JSHint and Mocha Test Framework.
Into FTPM base files directory you should run:
$ make install
$ make test
You can run separated tasks:
$ make lint
$ make mocha
MIT License
© Helder Santana