@ascii-kit/font-alligator2
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Figfont "alligator2" for be imported as a JS module
This package contains figfont data for the font font-alligator2.
import font_alligatortwo from '@ascii-kit/font-alligator2'
import {Font} from '@ascii-kit/font'
const font = new Font( font_alligatortwo )
console.log( await font.text( 'Hello World!' ) )
npm install @ascii-kit/font-alligator2
# or
pnpm install @ascii-kit/font-alligator2
# or
yarn add @ascii-kit/font-alligator2
# or
bun add @ascii-kit/font-alligator2
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deno add @ascii-kit/font-alligator2
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|---|---|---|
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Figfont "alligator2" for be imported as a JS module
We found that @ascii-kit/font-alligator2 demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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