AndroidFontManager

iOS version is here

AndroidFontManger is a font manager for Android:

• Support custom fonts
• Apply to entire app
• Support Multiple fonts
• Change font at runtime
• XML compatible
• Code compatible
• Supports various text appearances and font weights

Requirements

• Api 14+

Installation

Add JitPack to repositories in your project's root build.gradle file:

allprojects {
    repositories {
        ...
        maven { url 'https://jitpack.io' }
    }
}

Add the dependency to your module's build.gradle file:

dependencies {
    ...
    implementation 'com.github.MostafaTaghipour:fontmanager:${version}'
}

Usage

• Add your custom fonts to your project

• Declare your fonts

companion object {
    val exo: AppFont
        get() = AppFont.AppFontBuilder(1, "Exo", "fonts/exo/", "Exo-Regular", "ttf")
                .thin("Exo-Thin")
                .extraLight("Exo-ExtraLight")
                .light("Exo-Light")
                .regular("Exo-Regular")
                .medium("Exo-Medium")
                .semiBold("Exo-SemiBold")
                .bold("Exo-Bold")
                .extraBold("Exo-ExtraBold")
                .black("Exo-Black")
                .build()


    val taviraj: AppFont
        get() = AppFont.AppFontBuilder(2, "Taviraj", "fonts/taviraj/", "Taviraj-Regular", "ttf")
                .thin("Taviraj-Thin")
                .extraLight("Taviraj-ExtraLight")
                .light("Taviraj-Light")
                .regular("Taviraj-Regular")
                .medium("Taviraj-Medium")
                .semiBold("Taviraj-SemiBold")
                .bold("Taviraj-Bold")
                .extraBold("Taviraj-ExtraBold")
                .black("Taviraj-Black")
                .build()
}

• Wrap the Activity Context:

override fun attachBaseContext(newBase: Context) {
    super.attachBaseContext(FontManager.wrapContext(newBase))
}

• Any time you need to change the font of the application use the following code

FontManager.getInstance().currentFont = taviraj /* your desired font */

• Thats it, enjoy it

TextAppearance

If you want use TextAppearances use the following code

XML

<TextView
        android:layout_width="wrap_content"
        android:layout_height="wrap_content"
        android:text="some text"
        android:textAppearance="@style/Text.Subhead" />

Code

FontManager.applyTextAppearanceToTextView(this,textView,R.style.Text_Bold)

Dependencies

• Calligraphy3
• Viewpump

Author

Mostafa Taghipour, mostafa@taghipour.me

License

AndroidFontManager is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.