install command saves files into new parent directory instead of existing font directory
bpringe opened this issue · 2 comments
Thanks for making this tool. I'm wondering if there is a way to make the install command replace the contents in the config directory with the downloaded contents, rather than creating a new parent font directory.
Actual result
If I had my config, css, etc., for my font saved in ./assets/my-font
then run the install command, such as npx fontello-cli install --config ./assets/my-font/config.json
, the CLI downloads the font and places the files in a new directory in the current directory, called something like fontello-abcd
, at the same level of the assets
directory.
Expected/desired result
I'd like the install command to replace the contents of ./assets/my-font
with the newly downloaded font files, instead of adding them to a new directory.
Have you tried --css
and --font
options? Say for example:
npx fontello-cli install --config ./assets/my-font/config.json \
--font ./assets/my-font/font \
--css ./assets/my-font/css
Yes, I've tried those options, but it seemed to only update the files in the font
and css
directories. I'd like it to update all the files, including config.json
and demo.html
.