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# Ligaturizer #
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**Add ligatures to any coding font!**
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**This repo contains 2 things:**
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1. Programming fonts with ligatures added (in `output-fonts/`), including:
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* [Anonymous Pro](output-fonts/Anonymous_Pro.ttf)
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* [CamingoCode](output-fonts/CamingoCode.ttf)
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* [Cousine](output-fonts/Cousine.ttf)
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* [DejaVu Sans Mono](output-fonts/DejaVuSansMono.ttf)
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* [Droid Sans Mono](output-fonts/DroidSansMono.ttf)
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* [edlo](output-fonts/edlo.ttf)
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* [Hack](output-fonts/Hack.ttf)
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* [Inconsolata](output-fonts/Inconsolata.ttf) & [Inconsolata-g](output-fonts/Inconsolata-g.ttf)
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* IBM Plex Mono: [Regular](output-fonts/IBMPlexMono.ttf), [Semibold](output-fonts/IBMPlexMono-SemiBold.ttf)
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* Meslo ([LGL](output-fonts/MesloLGL.ttf), [LGLDZ](output-fonts/MesloLGLDZ.ttf), [LGM](output-fonts/MesloLGM.ttf), [LGMDZ](output-fonts/MesloLGMDZ.ttf), [LGS](output-fonts/MesloLGS.ttf), [LGSDZ](output-fonts/MesloLGSDZ.ttf))
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* [Oxygen Mono](output-fonts/OxygenMono.ttf)
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* [Roboto Mono](output-fonts/RobotoMono.ttf)
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* SF Mono: [Regular](output-fonts/SFMono.ttf), [Semibold](output-fonts/SFMono-Semibold.ttf)
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* [Ubuntu Mono](output-fonts/UbuntuMono.ttf)
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2. A fontforge python script ([ligaturize.py](ligaturize.py)) that adds the ligatures from [Fira Code](https://github.com/tonsky/FiraCode) to a font without ligatures
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Here's a couple examples of the fonts generated: SF Mono with ligatures (note the `!=` and `->`):
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**Credit**
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This awesome script was written by [IlyaSkriblovsky](https://github.com/IlyaSkriblovsky) for adding ligatures to Deja Vu Sans Mono ([dv-code-font](https://github.com/IlyaSkriblovsky/dv-code-font)). I made a few changes to generalize the script so that it works for any font, so that I could add ligatures to my favorite fonts.
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## Requirements ##
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**Using the Fonts**: See the [FiraCode README](https://github.com/tonsky/FiraCode) for a list of supported editors.
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**Script**: This script requires FontForge python bindings. For Debian/Ubuntu they are available in `python-fontforge` package. For macOS,
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they are available via brew (`brew install fontforge`).
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## Using the Script ##
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1. Move/copy the font you want to ligaturize into `input-fonts/`
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2. Run the script: `$ fontforge -lang=py ligaturize.py`
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3. You'll be prompted for the name of the font, and the name for the generated font.
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Example:
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```shell
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❯ fontforge -lang=py ligaturize.py
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...
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Enter the source font filename (including extension): RobotoMono-Regular.ttf
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Enter a name for your ligaturized font -- or press ENTER to use the same name: <PRESS ENTER>
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...
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Generated ligaturized font Roboto Mono L in ligaturized-fonts/RobotoMono.ttf
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```
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```shell
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❯ fontforge -lang=py ligaturize.py
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...
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Enter the source font filename (including extension): RobotoMono-Regular.ttf
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Enter a name for your ligaturized font -- or press ENTER to use the same name: RobotoMonoL
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...
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Generated ligaturized font Roboto Mono L in ligaturized-fonts/RobotoMonoL.ttf
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```
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If you don't provide a name for the new font, it will have the same name as the input font.
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## Misc. ##
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For more awesome programming fonts with ligatures, check out:
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1. [FiraCode](https://github.com/tonsky/FiraCode)
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2. [Hasklig](https://github.com/i-tu/Hasklig)
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