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Yarn/NPM package #1790
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Also, more discussion on this subject here: https://gist.github.com/rsms/b835a8f4cf23638d182197673b24fc89 |
And if anyone wants to get adventurous and make a prototype: https://medium.com/@sdboyer/so-you-want-to-write-a-package-manager-4ae9c17d9527 I've been thinking about doing something like this just for the OFL and pairing it with a standardized repo structure. I might call it something like LTC (Libre Type Commons). This package manager would work with a standardized git repo structure, maybe called LTRS (Libre Type Repo Structure). The best package manager I have used is Cargo, so I would take inspiration for that project: https://crates.io/ |
@yanone and @pathumego are working on related projects |
I didn't know about typeface @davelab6, thanks. But would not be great to have this official under the Google namespace? |
@eliheuer https://github.com/pathumego/fontpackage here is a draft of what I've been working on. |
Maybe it was already discussed, but I didn't find any related issues on this repository.
Having all the font on GitHub is great to get last update easily and use self-hosting.
But it would be more convenient for theme packages using one of these fonts if they are proposed on Yarn/NPM.
I see two possibilities:
google-fonts
package with all the font inside.gfont-lato
. Better to download only what we need.Both possibilities may be combined.
What do you think?
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