Base64 encodes web fonts to cache in LocalStorage for high performance.
This is a fork of CrocoDillon/font-store, where I just added the option to specify output filename.
Place this module in a folder accesible to your automation/deploying scripts.
$ npm run-script font-store font-store "http://fonts.googleapis.com/css?family=Dosis"If all goes right, a JSON file will be created for you named something like fonts.<MD5>.woff.json or fonts.<MD5>.woff2.json or the filename
specified in the --output option
To see a list of available options type:
$ npm run-script font-store --helpCurrently it supports two options: format (either woff or woff2) and output filename (including path, defaults to current path and name fonts...json).
You can read original author's article “Non-blocking web fonts using LocalStorage” or check out a demo on CodePen.