maplibre-fonts-glyphs
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Configuring fonts and glyphs for MapLibre GL JS and MapLibre Native — the style's `glyphs` URL, self-hosting or generating font PBFs, the GL JS local-font fallback (omitted `glyphs` or a failed glyph fetch), MapLibre Native's `font-faces` property, and Noto/CJK/RTL/Devanagari script handling. Use when text labels aren't rendering in the intended font, setting up a glyphs server, choosing between self-hosting and generating font PBFs, or handling non-Latin scripts.
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