@gsandf/svg-to-ttf
Advanced tools
Bash script to take a directory of svgs and make them into a font for use with React Native
Add the script to your package.json under scripts for example
"fonts": "./compile-fonts.sh --name test --svgs 'resources/font-src/*.svg' --config src/components/Icon/config.json --font resources/fonts",
--name || -n The name of the font file that will be generated
--svgs || -s The folder containing the svgs you want included in the font
--config || -c The folder where the generated config will be output
--font || -f The folder where the generated font will be output
Add any svgs you want to be used to the svgs folder you specified
Run either command depending on if you are using yarn or not
npm run fonts
yarn fonts
For example use the font file with react-native-vector-icons to create a React Component
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Bash script to take a directory of svgs and make them into a font for use with React Native
The npm package @gsandf/svg-to-ttf receives a total of 8 weekly downloads. As such, @gsandf/svg-to-ttf popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @gsandf/svg-to-ttf demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 13 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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