README

Font Manager

Universal font manager for Symfony supporting multiple providers

Abandoned and archived. neuralglitch/font-manager is abandoned on Packagist (replacement: symfinity/font-manager). This GitHub repository is read-only / archived. New installs, issues, and releases: symfinity/font-manager (source of truth: symfinity/symfinity packages/font-manager/).

Migration: docs/migration.md — Composer, namespace, Flex recipe, and bundle class changes. From neuralglitch/google-fonts: docs/migration-from-google-fonts.md.

Features

• Multiple Providers — Google Fonts, Bunny Fonts, Fontsource, and Local Fonts
• Privacy-Friendly — GDPR-compliant options (Bunny Fonts, Fontsource)
• Development Mode — CDN with inline styles
• Production Mode — Lock fonts locally for better performance and privacy
• Multi-Format Export — CSS, SCSS, Tailwind, TypeScript, Design Tokens, and more
• Build Tool Support — AssetMapper, Webpack, and Vite auto-detection
• CLI Tools — Search, lock, validate, prune, and export commands

Supported Providers

Recommended for privacy: Bunny Fonts (GDPR-compliant, zero tracking)

New projects

Do not install this package. Use:

composer require symfinity/font-manager

Add the symfinity/recipes Flex endpoint first — see successor installation guide.

Documentation (legacy tree)

Historical docs for the last neuralglitch/* release. For current Symfinity docs, use the successor handbook.

• Migration from neuralglitch/font-manager — upgrade to symfinity/font-manager
• Migration from neuralglitch/google-fonts — google-fonts successor path
• Export Formats — Multi-format export guide
• Usage Guide — Function parameters and examples
• Providers — Provider comparison and setup
• Commands — CLI command reference
• Configuration — All configuration options
• Local Fonts — Custom font setup

Requirements (last legacy release)

• PHP 8.1 or higher
• Symfony 6.4, 7.x, or 8.x
• Twig 3.0 or higher

Support

• Issues / security: symfinity/font-manager — not this archived repo
• Contributing — historical; contributions go to symfinity/symfinity

License

MIT