Add webfont generator

[Grawl]

Many projects need to use custom web fonts and static site generator needs to support this feature.

Now I use webfonts to generate them (and just copy to /fonts) and think that we can use grunt-shell to embed it into Grunt and grunt-fontface to generate stylesheets.

Why webfonts and not grunt-fontgen? Because grunt-fontgen requires installation of homebrew modules that maybe hard to novices and windows users. webfonts uses compiled binaries to generate fonts. I have not tested it in windows but think that it would work.

We need these formats:

• eot for IE
• woff for WebKit
• ttf as a standard
• svg for some old browsers such as old MobileSafari

There is also few generators per format as Grunt tasks:

• grunt-ttf2woff
• grunt-ttf2eot
• but no for ttf2svg. newermind, we do not need them I think

[larsonjj]

I agree that custom webfonts are used on many projects, but it seems that font generation might be a bit more unique. I think it's awesome that all the other needed web font formats can be generated from a .ttf file, but I think this use case is very specific for certain projects. That being the case, I don't think it makes sense to add something like this to yeogurt at this time. I will keep this issue open for a bit in order for discussion.

[Grawl]

Okay I will create yeogurt fork with fonts, JSON for Jade and for Ruby Sass and other improvements when you will release 0.10 if you won't add them to your scaffold.

[larsonjj]

Sounds like a plan :+1: I am interested in implementing both Ruby Sass as well as your local .json PR, I just think that they may require a bit more discussion. I'll close this issue out for now and we can continue this thread on your PR

[Grawl]

Okay.

[Grawl]

So you want me to add all my additions to #43?

[larsonjj]

Let's keep #43 limited to only the local JSON file changes and have new PR for every other feature (Like Ruby Sass)

[Grawl]

I think so. Let this webfont issue be opened before someone will create a PR.