The compression rate of woff2 is better. This is the W3C recommendation standard and is currently the best web font compression format.
Thank you for writing this great library. Your library is the first one I have seen that uses pure rust to manually encode the woff format. There are many crates just through FFI bindings to woff2 library. For example: https://crates.io/crates/woff2-sys
Can you release a separate crate for the encoder of woff or woff2?
I have plans to use Rust to bring ttf2woff functionality to Node.js through napi-rs. In this way, the performance of the Node.js library will be greatly improved.
(napi-rs is a minimal library for building compiled Node.js add-ons in Rust)
The compression rate of woff2 is better. This is the W3C recommendation standard and is currently the best web font compression format.
Thank you for writing this great library. Your library is the first one I have seen that uses pure rust to manually encode the woff format. There are many crates just through FFI bindings to woff2 library. For example: https://crates.io/crates/woff2-sys
Can you release a separate crate for the encoder of woff or woff2?
I have plans to use Rust to bring ttf2woff functionality to Node.js through napi-rs. In this way, the performance of the Node.js library will be greatly improved.