Ember Typeface

Installation

ember install ember-typeface

Usage

1. Install Ember Typeface: ember install ember-typeface
2. Pick a typeface from the list of over 800 available and add it to your project: npm install typeface-lato --save-dev

That’s it!

You are now free to use font-family: "Lato" in your application’s styles.

Advanced Usage

Ember Typeface will try to look through your node_modules to discover typeface packages. If typefaces are specified in the config options in your app’s evironment: ENV.typefaceOptions.typefaces the two lists will be merged for unique values. However, you can choose to disable this auto discovery and configure which typefaces are imported into your project.

// config/environment.js
module.exports = function(environment) {
  let ENV = {
    ...

    typefaceOptions: {
      disableAuto: true, // default is false, disable to manually choose typefaces
      typefaces: [
        'lato'
      ]
    }
  };
};

Commands

• ember typeface:active – view a list of the typefaces to be included in the app
• ember typeface:list – view a list of all the available typefaces
• ember typeface:search <name> – perform a fuzzy search on the list of typefaces

Example

To see an example of an Ember app configured with a typeface check out: https://github.com/jeffjewiss/ember-typeface-example

master

1.0.1

• adds Inter typeface (@josemarluedke)

1.0.0

• adds visual diff test for a sanity check
• updates dependencies

0.4.1

• update dependencies to fix "merge" security vulnerability

0.4.0

• use version ranges for dependencies
• support testing Node 6+
• update dependencies and remove cruft

0.3.2

• fix broken typeface detection based on environment

0.3.1

• upgrade to Ember 3.0
• update dependencies

0.3.0

• move configuration from ember-cli-build.js to config/environment.js
• add “active” command

0.2.0

• add support for auto discovery of typefaces
• fix deprecation with options collision