Compile raster images to vectorized bitmap fonts
Follow the directions in rasterspec.md to construct
a raster image that bitfontmake can convert into a font.
Then upload your GIF, PNG, or BMP file to the bitfontmake web service.
Here's how to do that via cURL, using [my-new-file] as the file to
upload:
curl -v -O -J --data-binary @[my-new-file] \
https://bitfontmake.herokuapp.com/compile-to-ttf
The web service will respond by sending the TTF file for your font.
You'll need to install Python 3.6 (to run the font compiler) and venv (to fetch local dependencies).
From a terminal inside a clone of this project, first create a new virtual environment:
python3.6 -m venv env
Then activate that environment:
source env/bin/activate
And finally, download the dependencies:
pip install -r requirements.txt
Here are some ways to test changes:
python test.py(to run the test compilation)python service.py(to run the Flask web server)heroku local(to run the Flask web server in a Heroku-like environment)
Try to follow the conventions in PEP 8.
After adding dependencies with pip install, check the output of pip freeze:
pip freeze -r requirements.txt | grep -v pkg-resources
Manually copy any newly added packages to requirements.txt.
This project is released under the MIT License (see LICENSE.md for details).