VFont
VFont is a simple library to work with variable fonts in iOS projects.
Installation
Swift Package Manager
File
>Swift Packages
>Add Package Dependency
- Search
https://github.com/dufflink/vfont
- Select
Up to Next Major
with0.4.1
Cocoapods
To integrate VFont
to your Xcode project using CocoaPods, specify it in your Podfile
:
pod 'Vfont'
Usage
Preparing
First, you need to add the custom variable font to your project. You can use this tutorial.
❗️ Be aware of the font file name can be different from the actual font name!
UIKit
Initialization
import VFont
let vFont = VFont(name: "Martian Mono", size: 16)!
let label = UILabel()
label.font = vFont.uiFont
Set new axis value
vFont.setValue(400, axisID: 2003265652) // 2003265652 - Weight axis ID
Updating
Override the updated
closure to setup new VFont
variation after his updating. The clouser returns new UIFont
object.
vFont.updated = { uiFont in
label.font = uiFont
}
Font information
Use getAxesDesciption()
to get font information: axis IDs and allowed values
vFont.getAxesDescription()
/*
Font - MartianMono-Regular
Axes:
id: 2003265652
name: Weight
minValue: 100.0
maxValue: 800.0
defaultValue: 400.0
value: 400.0
-----
id: 2003072104
name: Width
minValue: 75.0
maxValue: 112.5
defaultValue: 112.5
value: 112.5
-----
*/
SwiftUI
import VFont
struct ContentView: View {
@State private var width: CGFloat = 75.0
@State private var weight: CGFloat = 100.0
private let font = VFont(name: "Martian Mono", size: 20)!
var body: some View {
VStack {
Text("Evil Martians")
.font(.init(vFont: font, value: width, axisID: 2003072104))
// or init with axis array
Text("Hello, world!")
.font(.init(vFont: font, axes: [
2003072104: width,
2003265652: weight
]))
}
}
}
Demo UIKit
vfont-uikit-demo.mp4
License
VFont is released under the MIT license. See LICENSE for details.