A wee tool to build color fonts, including the proposed COLRv1. Relies heavily on Skia via picosvg.
For example, to build a COLRv1 font with a focus on handwriting do the following in a venv:
pip install -e .
nanoemoji --helpfull
nanoemoji --color_format glyf_colr_1 $(find ../noto-emoji/svg -name 'emoji_u270d*.svg')Requires Python 3.7 or greater.
See https://googlefonts.github.io/python#make-a-release.
To help confirm valid output nanoemoji can optionally perform image diffs
between resvg rendering of the original SVGs and Skia rendering from the compiled font. Usage:
# Make sure colr_test is compiled and on PATH
git clone git@github.com:rsheeter/skia_colr.git
(cd colr_test && ./build_colr.sh)
export PATH="$PATH:$(cd skia_colr/out/Static/ && pwd)"
which colr_test
# Make sure resvg tool is compiled and on PATH. E.g. you can use cargo to install it
cargo install resvg
which resvg
# Get some svgs to play with
git clone --recursive git@github.com:googlefonts/color-fonts.git
# Now run nanoemoji, render some hands, and see how we do!
# https://rsheeter.github.io/android_fonts/emoji.html?q=u:270b
nanoemoji --gen_svg_font_diffs \
$(find color-fonts/font-srcs/noto-emoji/svg -name 'emoji_u270b*.svg')