Moralerspace JPDOC
yuru7 · A Japanese programming font variant that gives commonly used Japanese-document symbols full-width spacing.
About
Moralerspace JPDOC is a programming font variant combining Latin characters derived from Monaspace with Japanese characters based on IBM Plex Sans JP and other sources. The JPDOC variant uses the regular width arrangement and gives symbols commonly used in Japanese documents—such as arrows and square marks—full-width spacing.
The installed files include Regular, Italic, Bold, and Bold Italic styles across the Argon, Krypton, Neon, and Radon families, plus a Regular Xenon file and selected Xenon styles. The available files are specific to this cask; they are not every possible style in each family. The project describes its programming-font characteristics as including a half-width-to-full-width proportion of 3:5 and visible full-width spaces.
Install with Homebrew Cask:
brew install --cask font-moralerspace-jpdoc
After installation, select the desired installed Moralerspace JPDOC font in a compatible application, such as a code editor or terminal, to use it. This package installs fonts, not an application. The project identifies the font as licensed under the SIL Open Font License 1.1.
Sources: Moralerspace project · Project README
New What’s new in 2.0.0 Jul 28, 2025 · OpenNavo editorial
- SourcesUpdates Monaspace to v1.200 and IBM Plex Sans JP to v1.003.
- PackagingNerd Fonts are now included by default in every variant.
- WindowsFor font updates, removing existing files before installing is recommended.