cssfontparser
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parse shorthand css font declarations into an object
npm install cssfontparser
var parse = require('cssfontparser');
var obj = parse('italic small-caps bolder 50%/20px serif', '1in san-serif', 400);
console.log(obj);
/* outputs:
{ style: 'italic',
variant: 'small-caps',
weight: 'bolder',
size: 200,
lineHeight: 20,
family: 'serif' }
*/
console.log(obj.toString());
/* outputs:
'italic small-caps bolder 200px/20px serif'
*/
#signature
cssfontparser("font string"[,"parent font string"[, dpi = 96.0]]);
note: a parent font string is required for em and % size calculations.
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