Open ThatXliner opened 3 years ago
Dockerfiles make it easy for people who can't/didn't install FontForge on their computer (like me) but instead have docker.
FontForge
To use this docker file, edit the build.py, build the docker image with docker build . -t ligaturizer and run it like so:
build.py
docker build . -t ligaturizer
docker run --name ligma ligaturizer mkdir container docker export ligma > container/container.tar cd container tar xf container.tar cp -r Ligaturizer/fonts/output ../fonts cd .. rm -rf container docker rm ligma
What this does is generate the fonts and put them in the fonts/output folder
fonts/output
You should have a look at my PR for nerd-fonts: https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts/pull/684 You should use alpine instead of ubuntu since it is a lot smaller.
Dockerfiles make it easy for people who can't/didn't install
FontForge
on their computer (like me) but instead have docker.To use this docker file, edit the
build.py
, build the docker image withdocker build . -t ligaturizer
and run it like so:What this does is generate the fonts and put them in the
fonts/output
folder