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@@ -8,21 +8,21 @@ I asked myself the question: how close can we get to the metrics of Bookerly whi
The goal was to get a metrically/visually similar font, without actually copying glyphs or anything that would infringe upon the rights of the original creators; after all, Newsreader is a very beautiful font as a starting point.
To get to the final result, I decided to use the variable font and work on it. The original is located in `./src` and is available under the same OFL as the end result.
To get to the final result, I decided to use the variable font and work on it. The original is located in `src` and is available under the same OFL as the end result, which is included in `LICENSE`.
## Project structure
- `./src`: Newsreader variable font TTFs
- `./scripts`: FontForge Python scripts applied during the build
- `./build.py`: The build script to generate Readerly
- `src`: Newsreader variable font TTFs
- `scripts`: FontForge Python scripts applied during the build
- `build.py`: The build script to generate Readerly
- `LICENSE`: The OFL license
- `COPYRIGHT`: Copyright information, later embedded in font
- `VERSION`: The version number, later embedded in font
After running `./build.py`, you should get:
After running `build.py`, you should get:
- `./out/sfd`: FontForge source files (generated)
- `./out/ttf`: final TTF fonts (generated)
- `out/sfd`: FontForge source files (generated)
- `out/ttf`: final TTF fonts (generated)
## Building