ConvertFont

A CLI tool to convert fonts.

$ gem install convert_font

convert_font convert -i /home/myproject/my_font_file.ttf -f eot,woff,svg

Convert the font at /home/myproject/my_font_file.ttf to the formats eot, woff, and svg. The converted fonts will be placed in your current working directory.

convert_font convert -i /home/myproject/my_font_file.ttf -f eot,woff,svg -d /home/Downloads/ -c false

Convert the font at /home/myproject/my_font_file.ttf to the formats eot, woff, and svg. The converted fonts will be placed in /home/Downloads/. The downloaded .tar.gz files will NOT be cleaned up.

convert tells convert_font to.... convert a font (redundant, I know).

-i is the absolute path to your font file, ex. -i /home/myproject/my_font_file.ttf.

-f is a comma separated list of formats, ex. -f eot,woff,svg.

-d is the destination of the converted fonts, if ommited the current working directory is used, ex. -d /home/Downloads/.

-c is a flag to NOT clean up the downloaded .tar.gz files, ex. -c false

• Version 0.0.1: Initial Release

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Write specs, pull requests go much smoother if you have tests written for your new feature.
4. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
5. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
6. Create new Pull Request