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Utilties for working with Unified Font Object files.
The types in this crate correspond to types described in the spec.
Basic Usage
Instantiate a UFO font object with a Font struct like this:
use norad::Font;
let inpath = "RoflsExtraDim.ufo";
let mut font_obj = Font::load(inpath).expect("failed to load font");The API may be used to access and modify data in the Font:
let layer = font_obj.default_layer();
let glyph_a = layer.get_glyph("A").expect("missing glyph");
assert_eq!(glyph_a.name.as_ref(), "A");Serialize the Font to UFO files on disk with the Font::save method:
let outpath = "RoflsSemiDim.ufo";
font_obj.save(outpath);Refer to the examples directory of the source repository
for additional source code examples.
API Documentation
Details on the full API for working with UFO fonts are available in these docs.
License
norad is licensed under the MIT and Apache v2.0 licenses.
Source
Source files are available at https://github.com/linebender/norad.
Re-exports
pub use fontinfo::FontInfo;Modules
Structs
A 2D affine transformation.
A reference position in a glyph, such as for attaching accents.
A color in RGBA (Red-Green-Blue-Alpha) format.
A reference to another glyph, to be included in this glyph’s outline.
A single open or closed bezier path segment.
A single point in a Contour.
A type that describes which components of a UFO should be loaded.
A font object, corresponding to a UFO directory. A Unified Font Object.
A glyph, loaded from a .glif file.
A guideline associated with a glyph.
An image included in a glyph.
The contents of the metainfo.plist file.
Options that can be set when writing the UFO to disk.