CLI to convert CSS StyleSheets for Icon Fonts like FontAwesome to a CommonJS module that exports all unicodes by name. I use them in native iOS & Android apps build with Titanium.

• Input: font-awesome.css
• Output: font-awesome.js

Install the CLI via NPM like this:

$ [sudo] npm install -g iconfont

Just point the CLI to the CSS file:

$ iconfont font-awesome.css

This would create a file named font-awesome.js in the same directory as the CSS file. If you want to write to a different path, simply pass it as the second argument:

$ iconfont font-awesome.css ~/fa.js

In Titanium, I'd use the module like this:

var icons = require('font-awesome');

var button = Ti.UI.createButton({
	font: {
		fontFamily: 'FontAwesome'
	},
	title: icons.flag
});

In Alloy you can do:

alloy.js

Alloy.Globals.icons = require('font-awesome');

index.tss

"Button": {
	title: Alloy.Globals.icons.flag
}

• Icon names are camel-cased (arrow-up becomes arrowUp).
• If all icon names share the same prefix this will be stripped out (icon-flag becomes flag).
• The CLI expects selectors ending with :before.
• The CLI expects declerations with a content property and a valid (unicode) string as value.

• 0.2.0:
  • Adds support for non-unicode content
  • Fixes camelCase for some-1 (#3)
• 0.1.0: Initial release

Please report issues and features requests in the repo's issue tracker.

Distributed under MIT License.