Nerd Fonts Downloader Script

Introduction

Testing various Linux distributions, I consistently found it cumbersome to download and install them on the system. Consequently, I resolved to develop a script that streamlines the entire process, enabling me to avoid expending excessive time on customizing my shell or system.

Installation

Dependencies

Be aware that this script downloads (with your authorization only) the dependencies below:
Note: If you already have one, it will proceed with the process.

• wget
• unzip
• tar
• fontconfig
• jq

Supported Distributions

The script supports the following base distributions:

• Debian/Ubuntu
• Fedora
• Arch Linux
• OSX

Download and Run

To install Nerd Fonts using the script:

1. Download the script:

   wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mcarvalho1/Nerd-fonts-Downloader-Script/master/nf_downloader.sh

2. Make the script executable:

   chmod +x nf_downloader.sh

3. Run the script:

   ./nf_downloader.sh

Usage

Choosing the Base Distribution

When you run the script, it will prompt you to choose your base distribution. Enter the number corresponding to your distribution (Debian/Ubuntu, Fedora, or Arch Linux).

Selecting Fonts and Extensions

The script will then display a list of Nerd Fonts with corresponding numbers. Choose the desired font by entering the number. Next, select the extension (.zip or .tar.xz) by entering the corresponding number.

Examples

Here are some examples of using the script:

1. To install a Nerd Font, run the script and follow the prompts:

   ./nf_downloader.sh

   Select your base distribution, then choose the font by entering its corresponding number when prompted. Afterward, you will be asked to choose the extension (zip or tar.xz).

   After making your choices, the script will download and install the selected Nerd Font.

2. For another installation, run the script again:

   ./nf_downloader.sh

   Repeat the steps to select a different font or extension.

Contributing

I hope you enjoy the script and that it's as useful to you as it was to me. If you wish, open a pull request applying new features or even bugs that may occur over time.

License

This script is licensed under the MIT License.