install command saves files into new parent directory instead of existing font directory

[Brandon Ringe]

Thanks for making this tool. I'm wondering if there is a way to make the install command replace the contents in the config directory with the downloaded contents, rather than creating a new parent font directory.

Actual result

If I had my config, css, etc., for my font saved in ./assets/my-font then run the install command, such as npx fontello-cli install --config ./assets/my-font/config.json, the CLI downloads the font and places the files in a new directory in the current directory, called something like fontello-abcd, at the same level of the assets directory.

Expected/desired result

I'd like the install command to replace the contents of ./assets/my-font with the newly downloaded font files, instead of adding them to a new directory.

[Richard Lee]

Have you tried --css and --font options? Say for example:

npx fontello-cli install --config ./assets/my-font/config.json \
                         --font ./assets/my-font/font \
                         --css ./assets/my-font/css

[Brandon Ringe]

Yes, I've tried those options, but it seemed to only update the files in the font and css directories. I'd like it to update all the files, including config.json and demo.html.