Download and cache TTF fonts from Google with Rust.
MIT License
Rust library for downloading and caching Google Fonts
11,689
fonts and 1,708
font familiesDownload font data with a few approaches.
use google_fonts::lemonada_variable;
use google_fonts::Font::NotoSansRegular;
use google_fonts::Font::RobotoRegular;
use ttf_parser::Face;
fn main() {
// Get and cache font data with a named function.
let font_data = lemonada_variable().unwrap();
let face = Face::parse(&font_data, 0).unwrap();
eprintln!("Font data: {:?}", face);
// Get and cache font data with an enum variant function.
let font_data = NotoSansRegular.get_with_cache().unwrap();
let face = Face::parse(&font_data, 0).unwrap();
eprintln!("Font data: {:?}", face);
// Get font data without caching by using an enum variant function.
let font_data = RobotoRegular.get().unwrap();
let face = Face::parse(&font_data, 0).unwrap();
eprintln!("Font data: {:?}", face);
}
full
, variable
, and static
crate features are available.
variable
enables only fonts with variable font technology.static
enables only fonts with static font technology.full
enables both variable
and static
features.variable
is the default feature.
Variable font technology is newer, more flexible, and provides style variations in one or two files. Static font technology uses more font files to accomplish the same thing. A majority of the fonts are in the static
feature.
Prefer the variable
feature when possible.
Enable variable
to significantly improve build time, crate size, and rust-analyzer performance.
View font images from docs.