This package integrates FontCustom with Meteor. It is not a replacement for the gem, so you'll still have to install that independently. It uses an awesome npm-package to run the compilation.
Make sure you've got FontCustom installed (follow the instructions at: fontcustom.com and run:
meteor add q42:fontcustom
The package will be looking for a fontcustom.yml in the root of your project. This could be something like this:
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
# Project Info
# Defaults shown. Learn more about these options by running
# `fontcustom help` or visiting <http://fontcustom.com>.
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
font_name: fontcustom
css_selector: .icon-{{glyph}}
preprocessor_path: "/fonts/"
autowidth: false
no_hash: false
force: false
debug: false
quiet: false
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
# Input Paths
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
input:
vectors: client/svgs
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
# Output Paths
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
output:
fonts: public/fonts
preview: public/fonts
css: client/styles
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
# Templates
# Included in Font Custom: preview, css, scss, scss-rails
# Custom templates should be saved in the INPUT[:templates] directory and
# referenced by their basename.
# --------------------------------------------------------------------------- #
templates:
- scss
- preview
This will assume that your SVG's are in client/svgs and when you run your server, the compiled fonts will be waiting for you in public/fonts. An additional _fontcustom.scss will be placed in client/styles and a nice preview will be available at localhost:3000/fonts/fontcustom-preview.html.
fontcustom.ymlshould always be in the root of your project- The output-path should be in
public, so that they'll be statically available for the client - For more options, refer to fontcustom.com