ember-cli-webfontloader

WebFontLoader wrapped in Ember CLI addon. Allows you to subscribe to events and configure fonts through your Ember environment configuration file.

Installation

``
ember install ember-cli-webfontloader
`

Versionining

Take into account that version >= 0.4.x of this addon require Ember 2.x and fastboot >=1.0.rc1
Please use 0.3.2 if you don't fulfull both requirements.

Configuration

To load fonts you have to configure your config/environment.js file and set font-families as propery of webFontConfig object.

For details about the WebFont configuration please refer WebFontLoader official documentation

Examples:

`javascript
// config/environment.js
...
webFontConfig: {
google: {
families: ['Roboto Mono']
},
timeout: 2000
}
...
`

`javascript
// config/environment.js
...
webFontConfig: {
typekit: {
id: 'xxxxxx'
}
}
...
`

Usage

To add event handlers you have to import WebFont to your file:

`javascript
import { WebFont } from 'webfontloader';
`

After doing that you can add hanlders by using WebFont.on() function, its signature is following:

`
on(string event, function fn, boolean runIfActive)
`

The last argument is used to run the handler if the event is already fired. This is useful, for example, when fonts were loaded before reaching the on('active', ...) code.

Currently implemented all 6 events:

* loading
* active
* inactive
* fontloading
* fontactive
* fontinactive

`javascript
WebFont.on('loading', () => {
// react on "fonts are loading" event
});

WebFont.on('active', () => {
// react on "fonts are active" event
});

WebFont.on('inactive', () => {
// react on "fonts are inactive" event
});

WebFont.on('fontloading', (familyName, fvd) => {
// react on "font familyName is loading" event
});

WebFont.on('fontactive', (familyName, fvd) => {
// react on "font familyName is active" event
});

WebFont.on('fontinactive', (familyName, fvd) => {
// react on "font familyName is inactive" event
});
``

For more information on using WebFontLoader, visit https://github.com/typekit/webfontloader.

For more information on using ember-cli, visit http://www.ember-cli.com/.