Tool to copy all fonts installed via Adobe CC to a folder of your choice.
Hard-coded the data directory (%appdata% for Windows, $HOME/Library/Application Support for MacOS) to the program so you only need to put one argument which is specifically the save location of the fonts.
You can download a pre-built binary for 64-bit Windows on the GitHub releases page under "Assets": https://github.com/bennyboer/adobe-font-grabber/releases If you do not use Windows you will have to built your own binary (See Building).
Use the tool on your command line as follows:
./adobe-font-grabber "<FOLDER TO COPY FONTS TO>"I only tested the tool for Windows but it should probably also work for other operating systems. For Mac OS the path the
fonts are located in is something like <HOME>/Library/Application/Support/Adobe/CoreSync/plugins/livetype/.r/.
./adobe-font-grabber.exe "C:/Users/<USERNAME>/Downloads/ADOBE_FONTS"If everything went as planned the following message should appear once done:
Successfully copied X fonts to `C:/Users/<USERNAME>/Downloads/ADOBE_FONTS`
You will need to setup a Rust toolchain for you system if you haven't already (Check https://www.rust-lang.org/).
Afterwards just run cargo build --release and the built binary will appear under target/release.
