def test_check_fsselection_matches_macstyle():
"""Check if OS/2 fsSelection matches head macStyle bold and italic bits."""
from fontbakery.profiles.os2 import \
com_adobe_fonts_check_fsselection_matches_macstyle as check
from fontbakery.constants import FsSelection
test_font_path = TEST_FILE("nunito/Nunito-Regular.ttf")
# try a regular (not bold, not italic) font
test_font = TTFont(test_font_path)
assert_PASS(check(test_font))
# now turn on bold in OS/2.fsSelection, but not in head.macStyle
test_font['OS/2'].fsSelection |= FsSelection.BOLD
message = assert_results_contain(
check(test_font), FAIL, None) # FIXME: This needs a message keyword!
assert 'bold' in message
# now turn off bold in OS/2.fsSelection so we can focus on italic
test_font['OS/2'].fsSelection &= ~FsSelection.BOLD
# now turn on italic in OS/2.fsSelection, but not in head.macStyle
test_font['OS/2'].fsSelection |= FsSelection.ITALIC
message = assert_results_contain(
check(test_font), FAIL, None) # FIXME: This needs a message keyword!
assert 'italic' in message
def test_check_name_postscript_vs_cff():
from fontbakery.profiles.name import com_adobe_fonts_check_name_postscript_vs_cff as check
test_font = TTFont()
test_font['CFF '] = fontTools.ttLib.newTable('CFF ')
test_font['CFF '].cff.fontNames = ['SomeFontName']
test_font['name'] = fontTools.ttLib.newTable('name')
test_font['name'].setName(
'SomeOtherFontName',
NameID.POSTSCRIPT_NAME,
PlatformID.WINDOWS,
WindowsEncodingID.UNICODE_BMP,
WindowsLanguageID.ENGLISH_USA
)
assert_results_contain(check(test_font),
FAIL, 'mismatch')
test_font['name'].setName(
'SomeFontName',
NameID.POSTSCRIPT_NAME,
PlatformID.WINDOWS,
WindowsEncodingID.UNICODE_BMP,
WindowsLanguageID.ENGLISH_USA
)
assert_PASS(check(test_font))
def test_check_name_postscript_name_consistency():
from fontbakery.profiles.name import \
com_adobe_fonts_check_name_postscript_name_consistency as check
base_path = portable_path("data/test/source-sans-pro/TTF")
font_path = os.path.join(base_path, 'SourceSansPro-Regular.ttf')
test_font = TTFont(font_path)
# SourceSansPro-Regular only has one name ID 6 entry (for Windows),
# let's add another one for Mac that matches the Windows entry:
test_font['name'].setName(
'SourceSansPro-Regular',
NameID.POSTSCRIPT_NAME,
PlatformID.MACINTOSH,
MacintoshEncodingID.ROMAN,
MacintoshLanguageID.ENGLISH
)
assert_PASS(check(test_font))
# ...now let's change the Mac name ID 6 entry to something else:
test_font['name'].setName(
'YetAnotherFontName',
NameID.POSTSCRIPT_NAME,
PlatformID.MACINTOSH,
MacintoshEncodingID.ROMAN,
MacintoshLanguageID.ENGLISH
)
assert_results_contain(check(test_font),
FAIL, 'inconsistency')
def test_check_varfont_regular_ital_coord():
""" The variable font 'ital' (Italic) axis coordinate
must be zero on the 'Regular' instance. """
from fontbakery.profiles.fvar import com_google_fonts_check_varfont_regular_ital_coord as check
from fontbakery.profiles.shared_conditions import regular_ital_coord
from fontTools.ttLib.tables._f_v_a_r import Axis
# Our reference varfont, CabinVFBeta.ttf, lacks an 'ital' variation axis.
ttFont = TTFont("data/test/cabinvfbeta/CabinVFBeta.ttf")
# So we add one:
new_axis = Axis()
new_axis.axisTag = "ital"
ttFont["fvar"].axes.append(new_axis)
# and specify a bad coordinate for the Regular:
ttFont["fvar"].instances[0].coordinates["ital"] = 123
# Note: I know the correct instance index for this hotfix because
# I inspected the our reference CabinVF using ttx
# then we test the code of the regular_ital_coord condition:
regular_italic_coord = regular_ital_coord(ttFont)
# So it must FAIL the test
assert_results_contain(check(ttFont,
regular_italic_coord), FAIL, 'non-zero',
'with a bad Regular:ital coordinate (123)...')
# We then fix the Regular:ital coordinate:
regular_italic_coord = 0
# and now this should PASS the test:
assert_PASS(check(ttFont, regular_italic_coord),
'with a good Regular:ital coordinate (zero)...')
def test_check_fsselection_matches_macstyle():
"""Check if OS/2 fsSelection matches head macStyle bold and italic bits."""
check = CheckTester(opentype_profile,
"com.adobe.fonts/check/fsselection_matches_macstyle")
from fontbakery.constants import FsSelection
test_font_path = TEST_FILE("nunito/Nunito-Regular.ttf")
# try a regular (not bold, not italic) font
test_font = TTFont(test_font_path)
assert_PASS(check(test_font))
# now turn on bold in OS/2.fsSelection, but not in head.macStyle
test_font['OS/2'].fsSelection |= FsSelection.BOLD
message = assert_results_contain(check(test_font),
FAIL, "fsselection-macstyle-bold")
assert 'bold' in message
# now turn off bold in OS/2.fsSelection so we can focus on italic
test_font['OS/2'].fsSelection &= ~FsSelection.BOLD
# now turn on italic in OS/2.fsSelection, but not in head.macStyle
test_font['OS/2'].fsSelection |= FsSelection.ITALIC
message = assert_results_contain(check(test_font),
FAIL, "fsselection-macstyle-italic")
assert 'italic' in message
def test_check_varfont_wdth_valid_range():
""" The variable font 'wdth' (Width) axis coordinate
must be within spec range of 1 to 1000 on all instances. """
from fontbakery.profiles.fvar import com_google_fonts_check_varfont_wdth_valid_range as check
# Our reference varfont, CabinVFBeta.ttf, has
# all instances within the 1-1000 range
ttFont = TTFont("data/test/cabinvfbeta/CabinVFBeta.ttf")
# so it must PASS the test:
assert_PASS(check(ttFont), 'with a good varfont...')
# We then introduce a bad value:
ttFont["fvar"].instances[0].coordinates["wdth"] = 0
# And it must FAIL the test
assert_results_contain(check(ttFont), FAIL, 'out-of-range',
'with wght=0...')
# And yet another bad value:
ttFont["fvar"].instances[0].coordinates["wdth"] = 1001
# Should also FAIL:
assert_results_contain(check(ttFont), FAIL, 'out-of-range',
'with wght=1001...')
def test_check_varfont_regular_wght_coord():
""" The variable font 'wght' (Weight) axis coordinate
must be 400 on the 'Regular' instance. """
from fontbakery.profiles.fvar import com_google_fonts_check_varfont_regular_wght_coord as check
from fontbakery.profiles.shared_conditions import regular_wght_coord
# Our reference varfont, CabinVFBeta.ttf, has
# a good Regular:wght coordinate
ttFont = TTFont("data/test/cabinvfbeta/CabinVFBeta.ttf")
regular_weight_coord = regular_wght_coord(ttFont)
# So it must PASS the test
assert_PASS(check(ttFont, regular_weight_coord),
'with a good Regular:wght coordinate...')
# We then change the value so it must FAIL:
ttFont["fvar"].instances[0].coordinates["wght"] = 500
# Then re-read the coord:
regular_weight_coord = regular_wght_coord(ttFont)
# and now this should FAIL the test:
assert_results_contain(check(ttFont,
regular_weight_coord), FAIL, 'not-400',
'with a bad Regular:wght coordinate (500)...')
def test_check_unwanted_tables():
""" Are there unwanted tables ? """
from fontbakery.profiles.universal import com_google_fonts_check_unwanted_tables as check
unwanted_tables = [
"FFTM", # FontForge
"TTFA", # TTFAutohint
"TSI0", # TSI* = VTT
"TSI1",
"TSI2",
"TSI3",
"TSI5",
"prop", # FIXME: Why is this one unwanted?
"MVAR", # Bugs in DirectWrite
]
# Our reference Mada Regular font is good here:
ttFont = TTFont(TEST_FILE("mada/Mada-Regular.ttf"))
# So it must PASS the check:
assert_PASS(check(ttFont), 'with a good font...')
# We now add unwanted tables one-by-one to validate the FAIL code-path:
for unwanted in unwanted_tables:
ttFont = TTFont(TEST_FILE("mada/Mada-Regular.ttf"))
ttFont.reader.tables[unwanted] = "foo"
assert_results_contain(
check(ttFont),
FAIL,
None, # FIXME: This needs a message keyword
f'with unwanted table {unwanted} ...')
def test_check_whitespace_glyphs():
""" Font contains glyphs for whitespace characters ? """
from fontbakery.profiles.universal import com_google_fonts_check_whitespace_glyphs as check
from fontbakery.profiles.shared_conditions import missing_whitespace_chars
# Our reference Mada Regular font is good here:
ttFont = TTFont(TEST_FILE("mada/Mada-Regular.ttf"))
missing = missing_whitespace_chars(ttFont)
# So it must PASS the check:
assert_PASS(check(ttFont, missing), 'with a good font...')
# Then we remove the nbsp char (0x00A0) so that we get a FAIL:
for table in ttFont['cmap'].tables:
if 0x00A0 in table.cmap:
del table.cmap[0x00A0]
missing = missing_whitespace_chars(ttFont)
assert_results_contain(check(ttFont, missing), FAIL,
'missing-whitespace-glyph-0x00A0',
'with a font lacking a nbsp (0x00A0)...')
# restore original Mada Regular font:
ttFont = TTFont(TEST_FILE("mada/Mada-Regular.ttf"))
# And finally remove the space character (0x0020) to get another FAIL:
for table in ttFont['cmap'].tables:
if 0x0020 in table.cmap:
del table.cmap[0x0020]
missing = missing_whitespace_chars(ttFont)
assert_results_contain(check(ttFont, missing), FAIL,
'missing-whitespace-glyph-0x0020',
'with a font lacking a space (0x0020)...')
def test_check_unique_glyphnames():
""" Font contains unique glyph names? """
import io
from fontbakery.profiles.universal import com_google_fonts_check_unique_glyphnames as check
test_font_path = TEST_FILE("nunito/Nunito-Regular.ttf")
test_font = TTFont(test_font_path)
assert_PASS(check(test_font))
# Fonttools renames duplicate glyphs with #1, #2, ... on load.
# Code snippet from https://github.com/fonttools/fonttools/issues/149.
glyph_names = test_font.getGlyphOrder()
glyph_names[2] = glyph_names[3]
# Load again, we changed the font directly.
test_font = TTFont(test_font_path)
test_font.setGlyphOrder(glyph_names)
test_font['post'] # Just access the data to make fonttools generate it.
test_file = io.BytesIO()
test_font.save(test_file)
test_font = TTFont(test_file)
message = assert_results_contain(
check(test_font), FAIL, None) # FIXME: This needs a message keyword
assert "space" in message
# Upgrade to post format 3.0 and roundtrip data to update TTF object.
test_font = TTFont(test_font_path)
test_font.setGlyphOrder(glyph_names)
test_font["post"].formatType = 3.0
test_file = io.BytesIO()
test_font.save(test_file)
test_font = TTFont(test_file)
assert_SKIP(check(test_font))
def test_check_family_bold_italic_unique_for_nameid1():
"""Check that OS/2.fsSelection bold/italic settings are unique within each
Compatible Family group (i.e. group of up to 4 with same NameID1)"""
from fontbakery.profiles.os2 import \
com_adobe_fonts_check_family_bold_italic_unique_for_nameid1 as check
from fontbakery.constants import FsSelection
base_path = portable_path("data/test/source-sans-pro/OTF")
# these fonts have the same NameID1
font_names = [
'SourceSansPro-Regular.otf', 'SourceSansPro-Bold.otf',
'SourceSansPro-It.otf', 'SourceSansPro-BoldIt.otf'
]
font_paths = [os.path.join(base_path, n) for n in font_names]
test_fonts = [TTFont(x) for x in font_paths]
# the family should be correctly constructed
assert_PASS(check(test_fonts))
# now hack the italic font to also have the bold bit set
test_fonts[2]['OS/2'].fsSelection |= FsSelection.BOLD
# we should get a failure due to two fonts with both bold & italic set
message = assert_results_contain(
check(test_fonts), FAIL, None) # FIXME: This needs a message keyword!
assert message == ("Family 'Source Sans Pro' has 2 fonts (should be no"
" more than 1) with the same OS/2.fsSelection"
" bold & italic settings: Bold=True, Italic=True")
def test_check_varfont_regular_opsz_coord():
""" The variable font 'opsz' (Optical Size) axis coordinate
should be between 9 and 13 on the 'Regular' instance. """
check = CheckTester(opentype_profile,
"com.google.fonts/check/varfont/regular_opsz_coord")
from fontTools.ttLib.tables._f_v_a_r import Axis
# Our reference varfont, CabinVFBeta.ttf, lacks an 'opsz' variation axis.
ttFont = TTFont("data/test/cabinvfbeta/CabinVFBeta.ttf")
# So we add one:
new_axis = Axis()
new_axis.axisTag = "opsz"
ttFont["fvar"].axes.append(new_axis)
# and specify a bad coordinate for the Regular:
ttFont["fvar"].instances[0].coordinates["opsz"] = 8
# Note: I know the correct instance index for this hotfix because
# I inspected the our reference CabinVF using ttx
# Then we ensure the problem is detected:
assert_results_contain(check(ttFont),
WARN, 'out-of-range',
'with a bad Regular:opsz coordinate (8)...')
# We try yet another bad value
# and the check should detect the problem:
assert_results_contain(check(ttFont, {"regular_opsz_coord": 14}),
WARN, 'out-of-range',
'with another bad Regular:opsz value (14)...')
# We then test with good default opsz values:
for value in [9, 10, 11, 12, 13]:
assert_PASS(check(ttFont, {"regular_opsz_coord": value}),
f'with a good Regular:opsz coordinate ({value})...')
def test_check_family_underline_thickness(mada_ttFonts):
""" Fonts have consistent underline thickness ? """
check = CheckTester(opentype_profile,
"com.google.fonts/check/family/underline_thickness")
# We start with our reference Mada font family,
# which we know has the same value of post.underlineThickness
# across all of its font files, based on our inspection
# of the file contents using TTX.
#
# So the check should PASS in this case:
assert_PASS(check(mada_ttFonts), 'with a good family.')
# Then we introduce the issue by setting a
# different underlineThickness value in just
# one of the font files:
value = mada_ttFonts[0]['post'].underlineThickness
incorrect_value = value + 1
mada_ttFonts[0]['post'].underlineThickness = incorrect_value
# And now re-running the check on the modified
# family should result in a FAIL:
assert_results_contain(check(mada_ttFonts), FAIL,
"inconsistent-underline-thickness",
'with an inconsistent family.')
def test_check_ttx_roundtrip():
""" Checking with fontTools.ttx """
check = CheckTester(universal_profile,
"com.google.fonts/check/ttx-roundtrip")
font = TEST_FILE("mada/Mada-Regular.ttf")
assert_PASS(check(font))
def test_check_glyf_unused_data():
""" Is there any unused data at the end of the glyf table? """
check = CheckTester(opentype_profile,
"com.google.fonts/check/glyf_unused_data")
font = TEST_FILE("nunito/Nunito-Regular.ttf")
ttFont = TTFont(font)
assert_PASS(check(ttFont))
# Always start with a fresh copy, as fT works lazily. Accessing certain data
# can prevent the test from working because we rely on uninitialized
# behavior.
ttFont = TTFont(font)
ttFont["loca"].locations.pop()
_file = io.BytesIO()
ttFont.save(_file)
ttFont = TTFont(_file)
ttFont.reader.file.name = font
assert_results_contain(check(ttFont),
FAIL, 'unreachable-data')
ttFont = TTFont(font)
ttFont["loca"].locations.append(50000)
_file = io.BytesIO()
ttFont.save(_file)
ttFont = TTFont(_file)
ttFont.reader.file.name = font
assert_results_contain(check(ttFont),
FAIL, 'missing-data')
def test_check_family_max_4_fonts_per_family_name():
from fontbakery.profiles.name import \
com_adobe_fonts_check_family_max_4_fonts_per_family_name as check
base_path = portable_path("data/test/source-sans-pro/OTF")
font_names = [
'SourceSansPro-Black.otf', 'SourceSansPro-BlackIt.otf',
'SourceSansPro-Bold.otf', 'SourceSansPro-BoldIt.otf',
'SourceSansPro-ExtraLight.otf', 'SourceSansPro-ExtraLightIt.otf',
'SourceSansPro-It.otf', 'SourceSansPro-Light.otf',
'SourceSansPro-LightIt.otf', 'SourceSansPro-Regular.otf',
'SourceSansPro-Semibold.otf', 'SourceSansPro-SemiboldIt.otf'
]
font_paths = [os.path.join(base_path, n) for n in font_names]
test_fonts = [TTFont(x) for x in font_paths]
# try fonts with correct family name grouping
assert_PASS(check(test_fonts))
# now set 5 of the fonts to have the same family name
for font in test_fonts[:5]:
name_records = font['name'].names
for name_record in name_records:
if name_record.nameID == 1:
# print(repr(name_record.string))
name_record.string = 'foobar'.encode('utf-16be')
assert_results_contain(check(test_fonts), FAIL, 'too-many')
def test_check_unique_glyphnames():
""" Font contains unique glyph names? """
check = CheckTester(universal_profile,
"com.google.fonts/check/unique_glyphnames")
ttFont = TTFont(TEST_FILE("nunito/Nunito-Regular.ttf"))
assert_PASS(check(ttFont))
# Fonttools renames duplicate glyphs with #1, #2, ... on load.
# Code snippet from https://github.com/fonttools/fonttools/issues/149.
glyph_names = ttFont.getGlyphOrder()
glyph_names[2] = glyph_names[3]
# Load again, we changed the font directly.
ttFont = TTFont(TEST_FILE("nunito/Nunito-Regular.ttf"))
ttFont.setGlyphOrder(glyph_names)
ttFont['post'] # Just access the data to make fonttools generate it.
_file = io.BytesIO()
_file.name = ttFont.reader.file.name
ttFont.save(_file)
ttFont = TTFont(_file)
message = assert_results_contain(check(ttFont), FAIL,
"duplicated-glyph-names")
assert "space" in message
# Upgrade to post format 3.0 and roundtrip data to update TTF object.
ttFont = TTFont(TEST_FILE("nunito/Nunito-Regular.ttf"))
ttFont.setGlyphOrder(glyph_names)
ttFont["post"].formatType = 3.0
_file = io.BytesIO()
_file.name = ttFont.reader.file.name
ttFont.save(_file)
ttFont = TTFont(_file)
assert_SKIP(check(ttFont))
def test_check_name_match_familyname_fullfont():
""" Does full font name begin with the font family name? """
from fontbakery.profiles.name import com_google_fonts_check_name_match_familyname_fullfont as check
# Our reference Mada Regular is known to be good
ttFont = TTFont(TEST_FILE("mada/Mada-Regular.ttf"))
# So it must PASS the check:
assert_PASS(check(ttFont), 'with a good font...')
# alter the full-font-name prepending a bad prefix:
for i, name in enumerate(ttFont["name"].names):
if name.nameID == NameID.FULL_FONT_NAME:
ttFont["name"].names[i].string = "bad-prefix".encode(
name.getEncoding())
# and make sure the check FAILs:
assert_results_contain(
check(ttFont), FAIL, 'does-not', 'with a font in which the family name'
' begins with a digit...')
ttFont = TTFont(TEST_FILE("mada/Mada-Regular.ttf"))
for i, name in enumerate(ttFont["name"].names):
if name.nameID == NameID.FULL_FONT_NAME:
del ttFont["name"].names[i]
assert_results_contain(check(ttFont), FAIL, 'no-full-font-name',
'with no FULL_FONT_NAME entries...')
ttFont = TTFont(TEST_FILE("mada/Mada-Regular.ttf"))
for i, name in enumerate(ttFont["name"].names):
if name.nameID == NameID.FONT_FAMILY_NAME:
del ttFont["name"].names[i]
assert_results_contain(check(ttFont), FAIL, 'no-font-family-name',
'with no FONT_FAMILY_NAME entries...')
def test_check_varfont_regular_ital_coord():
""" The variable font 'ital' (Italic) axis coordinate
must be zero on the 'Regular' instance. """
check = CheckTester(opentype_profile,
"com.google.fonts/check/varfont/regular_ital_coord")
from fontTools.ttLib.tables._f_v_a_r import Axis
# Our reference varfont, CabinVFBeta.ttf, lacks an 'ital' variation axis.
ttFont = TTFont("data/test/cabinvfbeta/CabinVFBeta.ttf")
# So we add one:
new_axis = Axis()
new_axis.axisTag = "ital"
ttFont["fvar"].axes.append(new_axis)
# and specify a bad coordinate for the Regular:
ttFont["fvar"].instances[0].coordinates["ital"] = 123
# Note: I know the correct instance index for this hotfix because
# I inspected the our reference CabinVF using ttx
# And with this the check must detect the problem:
assert_results_contain(check(ttFont),
FAIL, 'non-zero',
'with a bad Regular:ital coordinate (123)...')
# but with zero it must PASS the check:
assert_PASS(check(ttFont, {"regular_ital_coord": 0}),
'with a good Regular:ital coordinate (zero)...')
def test_check_family_underline_thickness(mada_ttFonts):
""" Fonts have consistent underline thickness ? """
from fontbakery.profiles.post import com_google_fonts_check_family_underline_thickness as check
# We start with our reference Mada font family,
# which we know has the same value of post.underlineThickness
# across all of its font files, based on our inspection
# of the file contents using TTX.
#
# So the check should PASS in this case:
assert_PASS(check(mada_ttFonts), 'with a good family.')
# Then we introduce the issue by setting a
# different underlineThickness value in just
# one of the font files:
value = mada_ttFonts[0]['post'].underlineThickness
incorrect_value = value + 1
mada_ttFonts[0]['post'].underlineThickness = incorrect_value
# And now re-running the check on the modified
# family should result in a FAIL:
assert_results_contain(
check(mada_ttFonts),
FAIL,
None, # FIXME: This needs a message keyword!
'with an inconsistent family.')
def test_check_whitespace_ink():
""" Whitespace glyphs have ink? """
check = CheckTester(universal_profile,
"com.google.fonts/check/whitespace_ink")
test_font = TTFont(TEST_FILE("nunito/Nunito-Regular.ttf"))
assert_PASS(check(test_font))
test_font["cmap"].tables[0].cmap[0x0020] = "uni1E17"
assert_results_contain(
check(test_font), FAIL, 'has-ink',
'for whitespace character having composites (with ink).')
test_font["cmap"].tables[0].cmap[0x0020] = "scedilla"
assert_results_contain(
check(test_font), FAIL, 'has-ink',
'for whitespace character having outlines (with ink).')
import fontTools.pens.ttGlyphPen
pen = fontTools.pens.ttGlyphPen.TTGlyphPen(test_font.getGlyphSet())
pen.addComponent("space", (1, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0))
test_font["glyf"].glyphs["uni200B"] = pen.glyph()
assert_results_contain(
check(test_font),
FAIL,
'has-ink', # should we give is a separate keyword? This looks wrong.
'for whitespace character having composites (without ink).')
def test_check_whitespace_glyphs():
""" Font contains glyphs for whitespace characters? """
check = CheckTester(universal_profile,
"com.google.fonts/check/whitespace_glyphs")
# Our reference Mada Regular font is good here:
ttFont = TTFont(TEST_FILE("mada/Mada-Regular.ttf"))
assert_PASS(check(ttFont), 'with a good font...')
# We remove the nbsp char (0x00A0)
for table in ttFont['cmap'].tables:
if 0x00A0 in table.cmap:
del table.cmap[0x00A0]
# And make sure the problem is detected:
assert_results_contain(check(ttFont), FAIL,
'missing-whitespace-glyph-0x00A0',
'with a font lacking a nbsp (0x00A0)...')
# restore original Mada Regular font:
ttFont = TTFont(TEST_FILE("mada/Mada-Regular.ttf"))
# And finally do the same with the space character (0x0020):
for table in ttFont['cmap'].tables:
if 0x0020 in table.cmap:
del table.cmap[0x0020]
assert_results_contain(check(ttFont), FAIL,
'missing-whitespace-glyph-0x0020',
'with a font lacking a space (0x0020)...')
def test_check_glyf_unused_data():
""" Is there any unused data at the end of the glyf table? """
from fontbakery.profiles.glyf import com_google_fonts_check_glyf_unused_data as check
test_font_path = TEST_FILE("nunito/Nunito-Regular.ttf")
test_font = TTFont(test_font_path)
assert_PASS(check(test_font))
# Always start with a fresh copy, as fT works lazily. Accessing certain data
# can prevent the test from working because we rely on uninitialized
# behavior.
test_font = TTFont(test_font_path)
test_font["loca"].locations.pop()
test_file = io.BytesIO()
test_font.save(test_file)
test_font = TTFont(test_file)
assert_results_contain(check(test_font), FAIL, 'unreachable-data')
test_font = TTFont(test_font_path)
test_font["loca"].locations.append(50000)
test_file = io.BytesIO()
test_font.save(test_file)
test_font = TTFont(test_file)
assert_results_contain(check(test_font), FAIL, 'missing-data')
def test_check_unitsperem():
""" Checking unitsPerEm value is reasonable. """
from fontbakery.profiles.head import com_google_fonts_check_unitsperem as check
# In this test we'll forge several known-good and known-bad values.
# We'll use Mada Regular to start with:
ttFont = TTFont(TEST_FILE("mada/Mada-Regular.ttf"))
for good_value in [16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1000,
1024, 2000, 2048, 4096, 8192, 16384]:
ttFont['head'].unitsPerEm = good_value
assert_PASS(check(ttFont),
f'with a good value of unitsPerEm = {good_value} ...')
for warn_value in [20, 50, 100, 500, 4000]:
ttFont['head'].unitsPerEm = warn_value
assert_results_contain(check(ttFont),
WARN, 'suboptimal',
f'with a value of unitsPerEm = {warn_value} ...')
# These are arbitrarily chosen bad values:
for bad_value in [0, 1, 2, 4, 8, 10, 15, 16385, 32768]:
ttFont['head'].unitsPerEm = bad_value
assert_results_contain(check(ttFont),
FAIL, 'out-of-range',
f'with a bad value of unitsPerEm = {bad_value} ...')
def test_check_rupee():
""" Ensure indic fonts have the Indian Rupee Sign glyph. """
check = CheckTester(universal_profile, "com.google.fonts/check/rupee")
# FIXME: This should be possible:
# The `assert_SKIP` helper should be able to detect when a
# check skips due to unmet @conditions.
# For now it only detects explicit SKIP messages instead.
#
# non_indic = TTFont(TEST_FILE("mada/Mada-Regular.ttf"))
# assert_SKIP(check(non_indic),
# "with a non-indic font.")
#
# But for now we have to do this:
#
from fontbakery.profiles.shared_conditions import is_indic_font
print("Ensure the check will SKIP when dealing with a non-indic font...")
non_indic = TTFont(TEST_FILE("mada/Mada-Regular.ttf"))
assert is_indic_font(non_indic) == False
# This one is good:
ttFont = TTFont(
TEST_FILE(
"indic-font-with-rupee-sign/NotoSerifDevanagari-Regular.ttf"))
assert_PASS(check(ttFont),
"with a sample font that has the Indian Rupee Sign.")
# But this one lacks the glyph:
ttFont = TTFont(
TEST_FILE("indic-font-without-rupee-sign/NotoSansOlChiki-Regular.ttf"))
assert_results_contain(check(ttFont), FAIL, "missing-rupee",
"with a sample font missing it.")
def test_check_family_win_ascent_and_descent(mada_ttFonts):
""" Checking OS/2 usWinAscent & usWinDescent. """
check = CheckTester(
universal_profile,
"com.google.fonts/check/family/win_ascent_and_descent")
from fontbakery.profiles.shared_conditions import vmetrics
# Our reference Mada Regular is know to be bad here.
ttFont = TTFont(TEST_FILE("mada/Mada-Regular.ttf"))
# But we fix it first to test the PASS code-path:
vm = vmetrics(mada_ttFonts)
ttFont['OS/2'].usWinAscent = vm['ymax']
ttFont['OS/2'].usWinDescent = abs(vm['ymin'])
assert_PASS(check(ttFont), 'with a good font...')
# Then we break it:
ttFont[
'OS/2'].usWinAscent = 0 # FIXME: this should be bad as well: vm['ymax'] - 1
ttFont['OS/2'].usWinDescent = abs(vm['ymin'])
assert_results_contain(check(ttFont), FAIL, 'ascent',
'with a bad OS/2.usWinAscent...')
# and also this other way of breaking it:
ttFont['OS/2'].usWinAscent = vm['ymax']
ttFont[
'OS/2'].usWinDescent = 0 # FIXME: this should be bad as well: abs(vm['ymin']) - 1
assert_results_contain(check(ttFont), FAIL, 'descent',
'with a bad OS/2.usWinDescent...')
def test_check_unwanted_tables():
""" Are there unwanted tables ? """
check = CheckTester(universal_profile,
"com.google.fonts/check/unwanted_tables")
unwanted_tables = [
"FFTM", # FontForge
"TTFA", # TTFAutohint
"TSI0", # TSI* = VTT
"TSI1",
"TSI2",
"TSI3",
"TSI5",
"prop", # FIXME: Why is this one unwanted?
"MVAR", # Bugs in DirectWrite
]
# Our reference Mada Regular font is good here:
ttFont = TTFont(TEST_FILE("mada/Mada-Regular.ttf"))
# So it must PASS the check:
assert_PASS(check(ttFont), 'with a good font...')
# We now add unwanted tables one-by-one to validate the FAIL code-path:
for unwanted in unwanted_tables:
ttFont = TTFont(TEST_FILE("mada/Mada-Regular.ttf"))
ttFont.reader.tables[unwanted] = "foo"
assert_results_contain(check(ttFont), FAIL, "unwanted-tables",
f'with unwanted table {unwanted} ...')
def test_check_required_tables():
""" Font contains all required tables ? """
check = CheckTester(universal_profile,
"com.google.fonts/check/required_tables")
required_tables = [
"cmap", "head", "hhea", "hmtx", "maxp", "name", "OS/2", "post"
]
optional_tables = [
"cvt ", "fpgm", "loca", "prep", "VORG", "EBDT", "EBLC", "EBSC", "BASE",
"GPOS", "GSUB", "JSTF", "DSIG", "gasp", "hdmx", "kern", "LTSH", "PCLT",
"VDMX", "vhea", "vmtx"
]
# Our reference Mada Regular font is good here
ttFont = TTFont(TEST_FILE("mada/Mada-Regular.ttf"))
# So it must PASS the check:
assert_PASS(check(ttFont), 'with a good font...')
# Now we test the special cases for variable fonts:
#
# Note: A TTF with an fvar table but no STAT table
# is probably a GX font. For now we're OK with
# rejecting those by emitting a FAIL in this case.
#
# TODO: Maybe we could someday emit a more explicit
# message to the users regarding that...
ttFont.reader.tables["fvar"] = "foo"
assert_results_contain(check(ttFont), FAIL, "required-tables",
'with fvar but no STAT...')
del ttFont.reader.tables["fvar"]
ttFont.reader.tables["STAT"] = "foo"
assert_PASS(check(ttFont), 'with STAT on a non-variable font...')
# and finally remove what we've just added:
del ttFont.reader.tables["STAT"]
# Now we remove required tables one-by-one to validate the FAIL code-path:
for required in required_tables:
ttFont = TTFont(TEST_FILE("mada/Mada-Regular.ttf"))
if required in ttFont.reader.tables:
del ttFont.reader.tables[required]
assert_results_contain(check(ttFont), FAIL, "required-tables",
f'with missing mandatory table {required} ...')
# Then, in preparation for the next step, we make sure
# there's no optional table (by removing them all):
for optional in optional_tables:
if optional in ttFont.reader.tables:
del ttFont.reader.tables[optional]
# Then re-insert them one by one to validate the INFO code-path:
for optional in optional_tables:
ttFont.reader.tables[optional] = "foo"
# and ensure that the second to last logged message is an
# INFO status informing the user about it:
assert_results_contain(check(ttFont), INFO, "required-tables",
f'with optional table {required} ...')
# remove the one we've just inserted before trying the next one:
del ttFont.reader.tables[optional]
def test_check_xavgcharwidth():
""" Check if OS/2 xAvgCharWidth is correct. """
from fontbakery.profiles.os2 import com_google_fonts_check_xavgcharwidth as check
test_font_path = TEST_FILE("nunito/Nunito-Regular.ttf")
test_font = TTFont(test_font_path)
assert_PASS(check(test_font))
test_font['OS/2'].xAvgCharWidth = 556
assert_results_contain(check(test_font), INFO,
None) # FIXME: This needs a message keyword!
test_font['OS/2'].xAvgCharWidth = 500
assert_results_contain(check(test_font), WARN,
None) # FIXME: This needs a message keyword
test_font = TTFont()
test_font['OS/2'] = fontTools.ttLib.newTable('OS/2')
test_font['OS/2'].version = 4
test_font['OS/2'].xAvgCharWidth = 1000
test_font['glyf'] = fontTools.ttLib.newTable('glyf')
test_font['glyf'].glyphs = {}
test_font['hmtx'] = fontTools.ttLib.newTable('hmtx')
test_font['hmtx'].metrics = {}
assert_results_contain(check(test_font), FAIL, 'missing-glyphs')
test_font = TTFont(test_font_path)
subsetter = fontTools.subset.Subsetter()
subsetter.populate(glyphs=[
'a', 'b', 'c', 'd', 'e', 'f', 'g', 'h', 'i', 'j', 'k', 'l', 'm', 'n',
'o', 'p', 'q', 'r', 's', 't', 'u', 'v', 'w', 'x', 'y', 'z', 'space'
])
subsetter.subset(test_font)
test_font['OS/2'].xAvgCharWidth = 447
test_font['OS/2'].version = 2
temp_file = io.BytesIO()
test_font.save(temp_file)
test_font = TTFont(temp_file)
assert_PASS(check(test_font))
test_font['OS/2'].xAvgCharWidth = 450
assert_results_contain(check(test_font), INFO,
None) # FIXME: This needs a message keyword
test_font['OS/2'].xAvgCharWidth = 500
assert_results_contain(check(test_font), WARN,
None) # FIXME: This needs a message keyword
test_font = TTFont(temp_file)
subsetter = fontTools.subset.Subsetter()
subsetter.populate(glyphs=[
'b', 'c', 'd', 'e', 'f', 'g', 'h', 'i', 'j', 'k', 'l', 'm', 'n', 'o',
'p', 'q', 'r', 's', 't', 'u', 'v', 'w', 'x', 'y', 'z', 'space'
])
subsetter.subset(test_font)
assert_results_contain(check(test_font), FAIL, 'missing-glyphs')
def test_check_STAT_strings():
check = CheckTester(universal_profile,
"com.google.fonts/check/STAT_strings")
good = TTFont(TEST_FILE("ibmplexsans-vf/IBMPlexSansVar-Roman.ttf"))
assert_PASS(check(good))
bad = TTFont(TEST_FILE("ibmplexsans-vf/IBMPlexSansVar-Italic.ttf"))
assert_results_contain(check(bad), FAIL, "bad-italic")
