Subfont is a command line tool that optimizes font delivery for HTML files.
gatsby-plugin-subfont
wraps the tool and automatically runs in your site's homepage.
npm install gatsby-plugin-subfont
If you want the ability to run font subsetting locally you'l need Python and install fonttools with this command line:
pip install fonttools brotli zopfli
// In your gatsby-config.js
module.exports = {
plugins: [
{
resolve: `gatsby-plugin-subfont`,
options: {
silent: true,
fallback: false,
inlineFonts: true,
},
},
],
}
See subfont for a full list of options.
Name | Default | Description |
---|---|---|
root |
public |
Path to your web root |
canonicalRoot |
URI root where the site will be deployed. Must be either an absolute, a protocol-relative, or a root-relative url | |
output |
Directory where results should be written to | |
fallbacks |
true |
Include fallbacks so the original font will be loaded when dynamic content gets injected at runtime. |
dynamic |
false |
Also trace the usage of fonts in a headless browser with JavaScript enabled |
inPlace |
true |
Modify HTML-files in-place. Only use on build artifacts |
inlineFonts |
false |
Inline fonts as data-URIs inside the @font-face declaration |
inlineCss |
true |
Inline CSS that declares the @font-face for the subset fonts |
fontDisplay |
swap |
Injects a font-display value into the @font-face CSS. Valid values: auto, block, swap, fallback, optional |
formats |
['woff2', 'woff'] |
Font formats to use when subsetting. [choices: "woff2", "woff", "truetype"] |
subsetPerPage |
false |
Create a unique subset for each page. |
recursive |
false |
Crawl all HTML-pages linked with relative and root relative links. This stays inside your domain |
silent |
true |
Do not write anything to stdout |
debug |
false |
Verbose insights into font glyph detection |
dryRun |
false |
Don't write anything to disk |
inputFiles |
['public/index.html'] |
htmlFile(s) or url(s) |