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hersheytext
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A port of the EMSL Hershey engraving font data from the Hershey Text Inkscape Plugin to JSON, capable of being rendered quickly via JavaScript & SVG.
This includes an quickly written example renderer, see the demo on the live github page to give it a try!
Install via npm install hersheytext
, then include in your node script with
var hersheyText = require('hersheytext');
. This will give you access to the
fonts at hersheyText.fonts
, EG hersheyText.fonts['futural'].chars[2]
. The
chars[n].d
string value can be put directly into the d
attribute within a
<path>
SVG element, or imported to a Paper.js path.
See hersheytest.js for more usage examples, check lib/hersheytext.js
for full
function documentation.
JSON data Public Domain, All other code MIT Licensed.
FAQs
A port of the Hershey engraving fonts to JSON for JavaScript/SVG
The npm package hersheytext receives a total of 12 weekly downloads. As such, hersheytext popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that hersheytext demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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