moji is a command-line utility for searching, downloading, converting and inspecting fonts.
The software searches multiple font sources, ranks candidates by family and filename, and downloads the best match. It offers an interactive terminal interface together with table and JSON output for shell workflows.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Search fonts using an interactive terminal interface.
- Search GetFonts, font registries, GitHub and web providers.
- Rank candidates by font family and filename.
- Download the best match or an entire font family.
- Filter results by OTF, TTF, WOFF2, DFONT, PFB and PFM formats.
- Generate stable table output for shell pipelines.
- Produce JSON output for programmatic use.
- Convert TTF and OTF fonts to WOFF2.
- Restore WOFF2 fonts to their embedded TTF or OTF format.
- Inspect fonts and report their Unicode script coverage.
- Validate downloaded files using font signatures.
- Prevent duplicate downloads using SHA-256 hashes.
- Cache provider results to accelerate repeated searches.
- Support configurable providers, download locations and timeouts.
Website: github.com/Microck/moji
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Developer: Microck
License: MIT License
moji is written in Go. Learn Go with our recommended free books and free tutorials.
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