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PHP Font Lib
A library to read, parse, export and make subsets of different fonts
This library can be used to read TrueType, OpenType (with TrueType glyphs), WOFF font files. Extract basic info (name, style, etc). Extract advanced info (horizontal metrics, glyph names, glyph shapes, etc). Make an Adobe Font Metrics (AFM) file from a font. You can find a demo GUI. This project was initiated by the need to read font files in the DOMPDF project. -
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Laravel Orchid Icons
Simple, minimal line, and clean icon pack in vector formats
...The package comes with a set of icons that can be found on the Bootstrap Icons. These icons are prefixed with bs. which is used as a prefix to identify the icons in your code. In order to include an icon from a popular icon set such as Font Awesome, you can create a new directory for storing the icons. Once you have created the new directory, you can download the appropriate icons and place them in the new directory. For example, you can download the notebook icon and place it in the fontawesome subdirectory. -
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Simple composer, line by line, of the types in the 42-line Bible using a digital catalogue (imports custom QVision plot data and writes the .DAT.B42 pseudoformat font type). Works via command line and on a web user interface under the GS interpreter.
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