Google Fonts

Overview:

The @nuxtjs/google-fonts module is a Google Fonts module specifically designed for Nuxt, a free and open-source web application framework based on Vue.js. It allows users to easily specify and integrate Google Fonts into their Nuxt projects. With support for Nuxt 3 and Nuxt Bridge, this module offers various features including the ability to specify fonts by name/variant, parsing head links to Google Fonts, and creating only an external link to Google Fonts. Additionally, it supports CSS API v2, provides options to add dns-prefetch, preconnect, and preload, and offers the functionality to download CSS/fonts to the local project without the need for external resources. The module also allows for encoding fonts to base64. Overall, this module provides a seamless way to utilize Google Fonts in Nuxt projects.

Features:

• Nuxt 3 and Nuxt Bridge support: The module is compatible with both Nuxt 3 and Nuxt Bridge.
• Specify fonts by name/variant: Users can easily specify the desired fonts and their variants to be used in their projects.
• Parse head links to Google Fonts: The module automatically parses the head links to Google Fonts, making it easier to integrate them into the project.
• Creates only an external link to Google Fonts: Instead of including the entire font files in the project, the module only creates an external link to Google Fonts, reducing the project's size.
• Support CSS API v2: The module supports CSS API v2, providing a standardized way to define and modify CSS styles.
• Add dns-prefetch: Users can add dns-prefetch to improve website performance by resolving DNS queries in advance.
• Add preconnect: The module allows users to add preconnect to establish an early connection to a remote server, reducing the time required for subsequent requests.
• Add preload: Users can add preload to prioritize the loading of certain resources, improving page load times.
• Download CSS/fonts to local project: The module provides the functionality to download CSS/fonts to the local project, eliminating the need for external resources.
• Encode fonts to base64: Fonts can be encoded to base64, allowing for more efficient loading and reducing the number of HTTP requests made.