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glaze is a Python library and command line tool for rendering
algorithmically-generated fonts and typefaces.
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Installation
The latest release of glaze can be installed from PyPI:
pip install glaze
Usage
To use glaze as a library:
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
from glaze import render
fig = render(contours) # Render one glyph
To run glaze on the command line:
glaze --input INPUT [--output OUTPUT_PATH --format FORMAT]
--input is a .json file (such as those produced by knead), or a directory
containing such .json files.
--output is the path to the desired location of the output images. If
--output is not specified, it defaults to the present working directory.
--format is the format in which the image should be saved. It must be one of
jpg, png or pdf.
Refer to our quickstart for
more information on how to use glaze.
Documentation
Please refer to our full documentation.
Contributing
Contributions are always welcome! Please see our issue tracker for outstanding issues, code of conduct for community guidelines, and our contributing guide for details on how to make a contribution.
License
glaze is licensed under the MIT
license.
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