This crate provides a really simple interface for rendering basic text to a png image.
- 100% Rust! We use usvg for path vectoring, resvg for rasterizing, and tiny-skia for png conversion
- Built-in, monospace font courtesy of Ryoichi Tsunekawa
- Flexible color specification,
"Aquamarine"
,"#4506AE"
,"EEE"
,0
- Text baseline height is provided for alignment consistency
- Accepts true-type font files or true-type font collection files
use text_to_png::TextRenderer;
let renderer = TextRenderer::default();
let text_png = renderer.render_text_to_png_data(
"Rénder this, brö",
64,
"Dark Turquoise");
Writing the &[u8]
data returned in text_png.data
to a text.png
yields:
use text_to_png::TextRenderer;
let renderer = TextRenderer::try_new_with_ttf_font_data(include_bytes!("../tests/resources/Because I am Happy Regular.ttf"))
.expect("Example font is definitely loadable");
let text_png = renderer.render_text_to_png_data(
"Custom Fonts are Cool!",
52,
0x439EC2);
Writing the &[u8]
data returned in text_png.data
to a text.png
yields:
See the CLI Readme