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About

dehinter is a Python command line application that removes TrueType instruction sets, global hinting tables, and other associated OpenType table data in font files. The tool provides cross-platform support on macOS, Windows, and Linux systems with a Python v3.7+ interpreter.

What it does

Options allow you to maintain the original version of any of these tables.

Installation

dehinter requires a Python 3.7+ interpreter.

Installation in a Python3 virtual environment is recommended as dependencies are pinned to versions that are confirmed to work with this project.

Use any of the following installation approaches:

pip install from PyPI

$ pip3 install dehinter

pip install from source

$ git clone https://github.com/source-foundry/dehinter.git
$ cd dehinter
$ pip3 install .

Developer install from source

The following approach installs the project and associated optional developer dependencies so that source changes are available without the need for re-installation.

$ git clone https://github.com/source-foundry/dehinter.git
$ cd dehinter
$ pip3 install --ignore-installed -r requirements.txt -e ".[dev]"

Usage

$ dehinter [OPTIONS] [HINTED FILE PATH]

By default, a new dehinted font build write occurs on the path [ORIGINAL HINTED FONT NAME]-dehinted.ttf in the [HINTED FILE PATH] directory.

Use dehinter -h to view available options.

Issues

Please report issues on the project issue tracker.

Contributing

Contributions are warmly welcomed. A development dependency environment can be installed in editable mode with the developer installation documentation above.

Please use the standard Github pull request approach to propose source changes.

Source file linting

Python source files are linted with flake8. See the Makefile test-lint target for details.

Source file static type checks

Static type checks are performed on Python source files with mypy and are based on type annotations in the Python source files. See the Makefile test-type-check target for details.

Testing

The project runs continuous integration testing on GitHub Actions runners with the pytest testing toolchain. Test modules are located in the tests directory of the repository.

Local testing by Python interpreter version can be performed with the following command executed from the root of the repository:

$ tox -e [PYTHON INTERPRETER VERSION]

Please see the tox documentation for additional details.

Test coverage

Unit test coverage is executed with the coverage tool. See the Makefile test-coverage target for details.

Acknowledgments

dehinter is built with the fantastic fontTools free software library and is based on the dehinting approach used in the ttfautohint free software project.

License

Copyright 2019 Source Foundry Authors and Contributors

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at

   http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0

Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.

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dehinter's Issues

GASP table adjustment

At current, the GASP table modification appears to change the rangeGaspBehavior to 0x000f, which turns on:
-gridfit
-grayscale
-symmetric gridfit
-symmetric smoothing

My understanding is that this turns on hinting at the full ppem range (with smoothing, and all that).

For a script that is meant to remove all hinting, shouldn't the rangeGaspBehavior be set to 0x000a, which is:
-grayscale
-symmetric smoothing

This way you have full smoothing and the rasterizer doesn't try to apply gridfit when no hinting is present to instruct it how to implement gridfit.

Convert to Py3.6 support only

The fontTools library is transitioning to Py3.6+ support as of the v4.0.0 library release. Need to bump the min support level to 3.6 from 3.5 here

Difference to pyftsubset?

$ pyftsubset --help
[...]
Hinting options:
  --hinting
      Keep hinting [default]
  --no-hinting
      Drop glyph-specific hinting and font-wide hinting tables, as well
      as remove hinting-related bits and pieces from other tables (eg. GPOS).
      See --hinting-tables for list of tables that are dropped by default.
      Instructions and hints are stripped from 'glyf' and 'CFF ' tables
      respectively. This produces (sometimes up to 30%) smaller fonts that
      are suitable for extremely high-resolution systems, like high-end
      mobile devices and retina displays.
[...]

Remove `cvar`

Should dehinter also remove cvarif dehinting a VF?

Initial Update

The bot created this issue to inform you that pyup.io has been set up on this repo.
Once you have closed it, the bot will open pull requests for updates as soon as they are available.

Remove VDMX table

ttfautohint -d and pyftsubset remove the VDMX table by default. Identified this in the Ubuntu-Regular.ttf font. This should be added. Will include a --keep-vdmx option to keep the table when needed.

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