glyphspkg
Converter for GlyphsApp package to monolithic files and vice versa.
Glyphs supports two different file formats, both of
which are based on plist. One, using the suffix .glyphs, is a monolithic
file, the other, using the suffix .glyphspackage, is a special folder that
appears as one file on macOS.
The package variant has advantages when used in SCM systems, but some external tools only support the monolithic file format. That’s where this converter tool comes in. It can be integrated into font build workflows to convert package files before further processing.
Installation
glyphspkg is listed on PyPi, so you can install it via pip.
Usage
usage: glyphspkg [-h] [-o OUTPUT_PATH] glyphsfile [glyphsfile ...]
positional arguments:
glyphsfile Path to the glyphs file or package to be converted.
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-o OUTPUT_PATH, --output OUTPUT_PATH
Output path for converted files. If omitted, the file is saved next to the original.
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