There appears to be an issue with the option: formats

[Damien-Displayr]

Hey,

I am trying to not rely on Google Fonts in Production and I am going to use your neat plugin to download the fonts I need. However, I t5hink I have stumbled upon a bug. Can you please confirm, or let me know what I am doing wrong. Thanks

plugins:[
    new GoogleFontsPlugin({
        fonts: [
            { 
                family: "Open Sans",
                variants: ["300", "300i", "400", "400i", "600", "600i", "700", "700i", "800", "800i"],
                subsets: ["latin"]
            }
        ],
        filename: "google-fonts.css",
        formats: ["ttf", "woff", "woff2", "eot"]
    })
]

This outputs a css file but all the formats I requested are absent. I just get woff2 version of the font. Different types work if they are the only format requested. Is there a work around?

Thanks,
Damien

[Damien-Displayr]

This below, just results in the truetype fonts only:

new GoogleFontsPlugin({
    fonts: [
        { 
            family: "Open Sans",
            variants: ["300", "300i", "400", "400i", "600", "600i", "700", "700i", "800", "800i"]
        }
    ],
    encode: false,
    filename: "google-fonts.css",
    formats: ["woff2", "woff", "ttf", "eof"]
})

[SirPole]

Hello,

the plugin outputs each format to it's own file. This is controlled by the [name] substitution you can specify in the filename option. This is so your backend only serves to your clients the fonts they need and can use (e.g. by User-Agent)

I understand, that without encoding, you could just have one file and let the client download the files it needs and chooses by itself... What do you think is the best approach? Should this happen automatically when encoding is disabled or should there be another option like allInOne: true?

[Damien-Displayr]

I think allInOne is a good idea. I think if we return the woff2 and the woff fonts browsers themselves will now which to use.

[braedon]

Any progress on this issue? It'd be great to be able to generate a single @font-face entry for each family/variant, and have all the formats in a single src.