# Font Helper for Karlos

## Features
- take images containing several chars and break them down into individual images (splitting)
  - images containing several consecutive characters in 2D arrangement
  - images containing several arbitrary characters in 1D arrangement
  - images containing a single character
- build a font automatically out of these individual images
  - sequential chars are automatically grouped

## Example
`cargo run -- split-and-create --index example/index.json --font-dir font --encoding BitPerPix4 font.sff`

## Command Line Arguments
A font is specified by its glyph width, glyph height, and one or more _splitters_ (see below).

Commands are (use `<command> --help` to get more information):
- _Inspect_ (`inspect`): inspect a font, printing attributes and symbols.
- _Create_ (`create`): from a set of images containing single glyphs, create an sff font file.
  - the file name of the glyph images should be its number in base 10, so the glyph for `a` is `97.png`
- _Split_ (`split`): parse a sequence of splitters and create individual images.
- _SplitAndCreate_ (`split-and-create`): apply the above two commands in sequence.

# Splitter
For an example of how to specify these splitters, refer to `example/index.json`.

The following variants exist:
- _Table_: a rectangular grid of glyphs, numbered ascending left to right and top to bottom.
  - `path: String`: file path to image
  - `nrows: Int`: number of rows
  - `ncols: Int`: number of columns
  - `start_number: Int`: first glyph number
- _Individual_: one row of glyphs, each with an individual (non-consecutive) number.
  - `path: String`: file path to image
  - `numbers: [Int]`: list of glyph numbers
- _Single_: a single glyph.
  - `path: String`: file path to image
  - `number: Int`: the glyph number