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Fira Code: monospaced font with programming ligatures

Fira Code is an extension of the Fira Mono font containing a set of ligatures for common programming multi-character combinations. This is just a font rendering feature: underlying code remains ASCII-compatible. This helps to read and understand code faster. For some frequent sequences like .. or // , ligatures allow us to correct spacing.

Works	Doesn’t work
Butterfly	Alacritty
Hyper.app	cmd.exe
iTerm 2 (since 3.1)	Cmder
Kitty	ConEmu
Konsole	GNOME Terminal
QTerminal	mate-terminal
Terminal.app	mintty
Termux	PuTTY
Token2Shell/MD	rxvt
upterm	ZOC (Windows)
ZOC (macOS)	gtkterm, guake, LXTerminal, sakura, Terminator, xfce4-terminal, and other libvte-based terminals (bug report)

Works	Doesn’t work
Abricotine	Arduino IDE
Android Studio (2.3+, instructions)	Adobe Dreamweaver
Anjuta (unless at the EOF)	Delphi IDE
AppCode (2016.2+, instructions)	Eclipse (Win, vote here)
Atom 1.1 or newer (instructions)	Standalone Emacs (workaround)
BBEdit/TextWrangler (v. 11 only, instructions)	gVim (Windows workaround)
Brackets (with this plugin)	IDLE
Chocolat	KDevelop 4
CLion (2016.2+, instructions)	Monkey Studio IDE
Cloud9 (instructions)
Coda 2
CodeLite
Eclipse (Mac 4.7+, Linux)
Geany
gEdit / Pluma
GNOME Builder
IntelliJ IDEA (2016.2+, instructions)
Kate, KWrite
Komodo
Leafpad
LibreOffice
LightTable (instructions)
LINQPad
MacVim 7.4 or newer (instructions)
Mancy
Meld
Mousepad
NetBeans
Notepad (Win)
Notepad++ (with a workaround)
PhpStorm (2016.2+, instructions)
PyCharm (2016.2+, instructions)
QtCreator
Rider
RStudio (instructions)
RubyMine (2016.2+, instructions)
Scratch
SublimeText (3146+)
Spyder IDE (only with Qt5)
SuperCollider 3
TextAdept (Linux, Mac)
TextEdit
TextMate 2
VimR (instructions)
Visual Studio 2015
Visual Studio 2017
Visual Studio Code (instructions)
WebStorm (2016.2+, instructions)
Xamarin Studio/Monodevelop
Xcode (8.0+, otherwise with plugin)
Probably work: Smultron, Vico	Under question: Code::Blocks IDE

 link rel pl-s">stylesheet" href pl-s">https://cdn.rawgit.com/tonsky/FiraCode/1.204/distr/fira_code.css">

/* CSS */ @import url(https://cdn.rawgit.com/tonsky/FiraCode/1.204/distr/fira_code.css);

• IE 10+, Edge: enable with font-feature-settings: «calt» 1;
• Firefox
• Safari
• Chromium-based browsers (Chrome, Opera)
• ACE
• CodeMirror (enable with font-variant-ligatures: contextual; )

Other monospaced fonts with ligatures:

• Author: Nikita Prokopov @nikitonsky
• Based on: Fira Mono
• Inspired by: Hasklig
• Software: Glyphs 2 (thx Georg Seifert for a license)

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Fira Code: free monospaced font with programming ligatures

Fira Code is a free monospaced font containing ligatures for common programming multi-character combinations. This is just a font rendering feature: underlying code remains ASCII-compatible. This helps to read and understand code faster. For some frequent sequences like .. or // , ligatures allow us to correct spacing.

Fira Code is a personal, free-time project with no funding and a huge feature request backlog. If you love it, consider supporting its development via GitHub Sponsors or Patreon. Any help counts!

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Left: ligatures as rendered in Fira Code. Right: same character sequences without ligatures.

Fira Code comes with a huge variety of arrows. Even better: you can make them as long as you like and combine start/middle/end fragments however you want!

Fira Code is not only about ligatures. Some fine-tuning is done for punctuation and frequent letter pairs.

Fira Code comes with a few different character variants ( cv01 , cv02 , etc), stylistic sets ( ss01 , ss02 , etc) and other font features ( zero , onum , calt , etc), so that everyone can choose what’s best for them. How to enable

Some ligatures can be altered or enabled using stylistic sets/character variants:

Being a programming font, Fira Code has fantastic support for ASCII/box drawing, powerline and other forms of console UIs:

Fira Code is the first programming font to offer dedicated glyphs to render progress bars:

We hope more programming fonts will adopt this convention and ship their own versions.

Unicode coverage makes Fira Code a great choice for mathematical writing:

Editor compatibility list

Works	Doesn’t work
Arduino IDE (2.0+,same instructions as vscode)	Adobe Dreamweaver
Abricotine	Delphi IDE
Android Studio (2.3+, instructions)	Standalone Emacs (workaround)
Anjuta (unless at the EOF)	IDLE
AppCode (2016.2+, instructions)	KDevelop 4
Atom 1.1 or newer (instructions)	Monkey Studio IDE
BBEdit (14.6+ instructions)	UltraEdit (Windows)
Brackets (with this plugin)
Chocolat
CLion (2016.2+, instructions)
Cloud9 (instructions)
Coda 2
CodeLite
CodeRunner
Comma (Under: Preferences > Editor > Font)
CotEditor
Eclipse
elementary Code
Geany (1.37+)
gEdit / Pluma
GNOME Builder
Godot
GoormIDE (instructions)
gVim (Windows, GTK)
IntelliJ IDEA (2016.2+, instructions)
Kate, KWrite
KDevelop 5+
Komodo
Leafpad
LibreOffice
LightTable (instructions)
LINQPad
MacVim 7.4 or newer (instructions)
Mancy
MATLAB (instructions)
Meld
Mousepad
NeoVim-gtk
NetBeans
Notepad (Windows)
Notepad++ (with a workaround)
Notepad3 (instructions)
Nova
PhpStorm (2016.2+, instructions)
PyCharm (2016.2+, instructions)
QOwnNotes (21.16.6+)
QtCreator
Rider
RStudio (instructions)
RubyMine (2016.2+, instructions)
Scratch
Scribus (1.5.3+)
SublimeText (3146+)
Spyder IDE (only with Qt5)
SuperCollider 3
TeXShop
TextAdept (Linux, macOS)
TextEdit
TextMate 2
UltraEdit (UEX) (Linux)
VimR (instructions)
Visual Studio (2015+, instructions)
Visual Studio Code (instructions)
WebStorm (2016.2+, instructions)
Xamarin Studio/Monodevelop
Xcode (8.0+, otherwise with plugin)
Xi
Probably work: Smultron, Vico	Under question: Code::Blocks IDE

Terminal compatibility list

Works	Doesn’t work
crosh (instructions)	Alacritty
Hyper (see #3607)	Asbru Connection Manager
iTerm 2	Cmder
Kitty	ConEmu
Konsole	GNOME Terminal
Mintty	gtkterm (ticket)
QTerminal	guake (ticket)
st (patch)	LXTerminal (ticket)
Tabby	mate-terminal
Terminal.app	PuTTY
Termux	rxvt
Token2Shell	sakura (ticket)
Wez’s terminal	SecureCRT
Windows Terminal	Terminator (ticket)
ZOC (macOS)	terminology
Tilix
Windows Console
xfce4-terminal (ticket)
xterm
ZOC (Windows)

 link rel pl-s">stylesheet" href pl-s">https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/firacode@6.2.0/distr/fira_code.css">

/* CSS */ @import url(https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/firacode@6.2.0/distr/fira_code.css);

/* Specify in CSS */ code < font-family: 'Fira Code', monospace; > @supports (font-variation-settings: normal) < code < font-family: 'Fira Code VF', monospace; > >

• IE 10+, Edge Legacy: enable with font-feature-settings: «calt»;
• Firefox
• Safari
• Chromium-based browsers (Chrome, Opera)
• ACE
• CodeMirror (enable with font-variant-ligatures: contextual; )

Free monospaced fonts with ligatures:

Paid monospaced fonts with ligatures:

Building Fira Code locally

In case you want to alter FiraCode.glyphs and build OTF/TTF/WOFF files yourself, this is the setup I use on macOS:

# install all required build tools ./script/bootstrap_macos.sh # build the font files ./script/build.sh # install OTFs to ~/Library/Fonts cp distr/otf/*.otf ~/Library/Fonts

Alternatively, you can build Fira Code using Docker:

# install dependencies in a container and build the font files make # package the font files from dist/ into a zip make package

If you want to permanently enable certain style sets or character variations, maybe because your editor of choice does not allow you to toggle these individually, you can provide the desired features as a comma separated list to the build script via the -f / —features flag.
Default: none.

To separate different versions of your font you can specify the desired font family name with the -n / —family-name flag. The special value ‘features’ will append a sorted, space separated list of enabled features to the default family name.
Default: «Fira Code»

You can also limit the font weights that will be created with the -w / —weights option.
Default: «Light,Regular,Retina,Medium,SemiBold,Bold»

# locally in your shell ./script/build.sh --features "ss02,ss08,ss10,cv03,cv07,cv14" --family-name "Fira Code straight" --weights "Regular,Bold" # or via a docker container (creates the family name 'Fira Code cv01 cv02 cv06 cv31 onum ss01 ss03 ss04 zero') docker run --rm -v "$ ":/opt tonsky/firacode:latest ./script/build.sh -f "cv01,cv02,cv06,ss01,zero,onum,ss03,ss04,cv31" -n "features" # in Git Bash from Git for Windows, or any other MSYS2 based shell, you might need to disable path conversion MSYS2_ARG_CONV_EXCL="*" docker run --rm -v "$ ":/opt tonsky/firacode:latest ./script/build.sh -f "ss02,ss03,ss04,ss05,ss06,ss07"

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1. Select all font files
2. Right click and select Open (alternatively Open With Font Book )
3. Select «Install Font»

Use brew and cask: Not officially supported, might install outdated version

brew tap homebrew/cask-fonts brew install --cask font-fira-code

• In the ttf folder double-click each font file and click “Install font”; see “Manual Installation” if double-clicking doesn’t work

• Download the latest font zip file Fira_Code_v6.2.zip
• In the ttf folder, double-click each font file, click “Install font”; to install all at once, select all files, right-click, and choose “Install”
• On some systems (especially Windows 10), you may need to «Unblock» each font file before installing. To do so, right-click each font file, click Properties, then check Unblock next to Security at the bottom of the General tab. Click OK, and then install. Note: Skipping this step may cause the Fira Code fonts to intermittently stop working in VS Code, even though the fonts still appear in other programs.

On Windows 10 open the System Settings, go to Fonts and drag and drop the the font files from the ttf folder into the drop area indicated at the top of the dialog.

• Use chocolatey: choco install firacode
• Use scoop: Run as administrator

scoop bucket add nerd-fonts scoop install firacode 

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