This repository and Python package is a home for tools that support FontForge font development. More narrowly, these tools address or work around some of the limitations and annoyances of FontForge when a font has many glyphs.
The repository's official home is on GitHub, which is also the best place to read this documentation.
The author contributes to a free font and is building these scripts along the way. The (expected) eventual focus will be on unifying the specification of pre-composed and composing Unicode characters. However, as of this initial release there is just a single script to organize unencoded glyphs.
This tool allows a user to organize glyphs that do not have a Unicode mapping, which are ordinarily displayed by FontForge in a pile at the end of the view window. It requires Python 3 but has no other dependencies.
The repository is written and maintained by Skef Iterum. Questions about or contributions to these tools should be communicated through the GitHub interfaces for the repository.