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import fontsource-<font name> or index.css no longer defaults to contain ALL weights and styles for a font. It now only contains weight 400 with all styles included. This was changed to prevent fonts, such as Noto Sans JP, to counter-intuitively generate 1MB+ CSS files with the new unicode-range feature.
Simply choose the necessary weights and styles from now on with import fontsource-<font name>/<weight>.css or import fontsource-<font name>/<weight>-<style>.css.
- Added unicode-range CSS selector to all fonts. It is no longer necessary for individual subsets to be defined when importing CSS files but backwards compatability remains. Use
import fontsource-<font name>/<weight>.cssorimport fontsource-<font name>/<weight>-<style>.cssto leverage the new feature from now on. #37 - Adjusted template.js to add more repository information to package.json. #37
- Added TTF/OTF support for every package for older browser compatability. #33
- Refactored entire API source from majodev/google-webfonts-helper to fontsource/google-font-metadata for future expandability. #33
- Add Yarn resolution to resolve Lerna publish errors. f6e7b1f
- Added metadata.json files to each package that contains useful data that allows Fontsource or external users to leverage to pull information from. #26 #27 #28
- Account for rare possible instance of oblique font-style #26
- Correct src: locals() in CSS generation to reflect upstream source accurately. #10 #11
- Resolve incorrect SCSS documentation + general improvements #23
- Ensure no old files remain from a font update #24
- Allow index.css generation for fonts without latin subset #25
- Main release.