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A simple, customizable font picker allowing users to preview, select and use Google Fonts on your website.
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This is the React component for the Font Picker library.
To be able to access the API, you'll need to generate a Google Fonts API key.
Install the font-picker-react
package using NPM:
npm install font-picker-react
Add the FontPicker
component to your React code:
import React, { Component } from "react";
import FontPicker from "font-picker-react";
export default class ExampleComponent extends Component {
constructor(props) {
super(props);
this.state = {
activeFontFamily: "Open Sans",
};
}
render() {
return (
<div>
<FontPicker
apiKey="YOUR_API_KEY"
activeFontFamily={this.state.activeFontFamily}
onChange={nextFont =>
this.setState({
activeFontFamily: nextFont.family,
})
}
/>
<p className="apply-font">The font will be applied to this text.</p>
</div>
);
}
}
Add the class "apply-font"
to all JSX elements you want to apply the selected font to.
When the user selects a font, it will automatically be downloaded and applied to all elements with the "apply-font"
class.
The following props can be passed to the FontPicker
component:
apiKey
(required): Google API keyactiveFontFamily
(required): Font that should be selected in the font picker and applied to the text. Should be stored in the component state and updated using onChange
onChange
(required): Function which is executed when the user changes the active font. This function should update activeFontFamily
in the component statepickerId
: If you have multiple font pickers on your site, you need to give them unique IDs which must be provided as a prop and appended to the .apply-font
class names. Example: If pickerId="main"
, use className="apply-font-main"
families
: If only specific fonts shall appear in the list, specify their names in an array. Default: All font familiescategories
: Array of font categories to include in the list. Possible values: "sans-serif", "serif", "display", "handwriting", "monospace"
. Default: All categoriesscripts
: Array of scripts which the fonts must include and which will be downloaded on font selection. Default: ["latin"]
. Example: ["latin", "greek", "hebrew"]
(see all possible values)variants
: Array of variants which the fonts must include and which will be downloaded on font selection. Default: ["regular"]
. Example: ["regular", "italic", "700", "700italic"]
(see all possible values)filter
: Function which must evaluate to true
for a font to be included in the list. Default: font => true
. Example: If font => font.family.toLowerCase().startsWith("m")
, only fonts whose names begin with "M" will be in the listlimit
: Maximum number of fonts to display in the list (the least popular fonts will be omitted). Default: 50
sort
: Sorting attribute for the font list. Possible values: "alphabet", "popularity"
. Default: "alphabet"
Currently, only the activeFontFamily
, onChange
and sort
props are reactive.
Requirements: Node.js, Yarn
git clone REPO_URL
yarn
yarn start
localhost:3000
Suggestions and contributions are always welcome! Please discuss larger changes via issue before submitting a pull request.
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