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apple-aat/index

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Barrel @awacloud/fonts/extra/apple-aat/index — bundles the 6 AAT factory descriptors into one array.

Module aatBarrel | Source packages/front/office/fonts/src/extra/apple-aat/index.js | Deps the 6 AAT modules | Worker-safe yes

index.js's only named export is the aatBarrel descriptor (module: aatIndex on a previous revision of this page was wrong — there is no aatIndex descriptor). It does not re-export aatMorx/parseMorx/etc. individually; resolving aatBarrel through a ModuleRuntime returns a single-key object, { aatFactories }, where aatFactories is the array of the six factory descriptors (aatMorx, aatKerx, aatAnkr, aatProp, aatLcar, aatFeat themselves — not their parse* functions) (index.js lines 34–41). The real fonts-apple-aat bundle (bundles/fonts-apple-aat.js) does not go through this barrel at all — it imports the six AAT modules directly and calls fonts.use(...) on them.

Exports

Symbol Type Description
aatBarrel factory { name: 'aatBarrel', dependencies: [...6 names], factory(...) => { aatFactories } }.
aatFactories const (via resolve) [aatMorx, aatKerx, aatAnkr, aatProp, aatLcar, aatFeat] — the factory descriptor objects, obtained only by resolving aatBarrel, not as a static export of index.js.

Usage

There is no ./extra/apple-aat sub-path (the ./extra/* export maps to src/extra/*.js, and no apple-aat.js file exists): import the barrel file itself.

import fw from '@awacloud/fw';
import { fw_require, modules, extras } from '@awacloud/fonts';
import { aatBarrel } from '@awacloud/fonts/extra/apple-aat/index';

for (const m of [...fw_require, ...modules, ...extras, aatBarrel]) fw.runtime.register(m);
const { aatFactories } = fw.runtime.resolve('aatBarrel');

Notes

  • Not used by the fonts-apple-aat bundle — see above. Its practical purpose is metaprogramming convenience for a consumer that wants the AAT factory list without hand-listing the six module files.
  • AAT state-machine bodies are not decoded by these modules — see ./README.md for which modules actually signal that at runtime.

See also