PlemolJP

PlemolJP

Ple x Mo no L anguage JP

PlemolJP, a Japanese programming font that combines IBM Plex Mono and IBM Plex Sans JP

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How to install on Homebrew (Mac)

PlemolJP supports both normal and italic styles, just like the original IBM Plex Mono series. Additionally, we offer 8 different weights (Thin~Bold) for each style.

Furthermore, we have made corrections to visualize the full-width space so that you can notice incorrect inputs of full-width spaces that tend to stumble when programming in Japanese environments.

If you do not want to visualize full-width spaces, select a zip file in the name PlemolJP_HS_vx.xxzip from the release Assets. (HS: Hidden Space)

For Nerd Fonts compatible versions that contain Powerline symbols, etc., please select the zip file in the name PlemolJP_NF_vx.xxzip from the release Assets. (NF: Nerd Fonts)

Font Family	explanation
PlemolJP	PlemolJP is the regular version of the character width ratio "half-width 1: full-width 2". It mainly uses the IBM Plex Mono font for alphanumeric symbols in ASCII codes, and IBM Plex Sans JP for other Japanese characters and symbols.
PlemolJP Console	A font family that has been applied all without excluding the IBM Plex Mono fonts. Many symbols such as arrow symbols are displayed in half-width format, so this is recommended for those who want to use them in the console and display symbols as much as possible in half-width format.
PlemolJP35	A font family with the regular version of PlemolJP character width ratio of "half-width 3: full-width 5". Alphanumeric characters are displayed larger than the regular version of PlemolJP. This may be easier to read for documents or code that contain little Japanese.
PlemolJP35 Console	A font family with the character width ratio of PlemolJP Console to be 3:5 half-width

Other programming fonts currently available

• HackGen (Hakugen) using Genju Gothic for Japanese characters and Hack for alphanumeric parts
• Firge (phage) using Genshin Gothic for Japanese characters and Fira Mono for alphanumeric parts
• UDEV Gothic with BIZ UD Gothic for Japanese characters and JetBrains Mono for alphanumeric characters

Thin	ExtraLight	Light	Regular

Text	Medium	SemiBold	Bold