@johnmorrisdotca/dougu-sports 0.9.0 → 0.11.0

package/CHANGELOG.md

@@ -6,6 +6,25 @@ All notable changes to this project are written here. The format follows
 
 ## [Unreleased]
 
+## [0.11.0] - 2026-10-19
+
+### Changed
+
+- **Era soccer balls get neutral ids and new looks** the ten era balls move from year-and-style ids to neutral ones (`ball:soccer-retro-pentagons`, `-leaves`, `-rosette`, `-pinwheel`, `-kites`, `ball:soccer-14-panel-double-border`, `-8-panel-plain`, `-6-panel-bands`, `-6-panel-diamonds`, `-20-panel-dots`); **the ids published in 0.9.0 and 0.10.0 stay as aliases** (`EMBLEM_ALIASES`), so `ball:soccer-2006-propeller` and the rest still draw the ball that replaced them. The 14-panel ball has a double border (two black lines along each seam, two red inside each propeller), the 8-panel ball has plain white panels, the two 6-panel balls have a series of diamonds at each pole, and the three-colour pinwheel has a solid circle at its centre. Titles and descriptions (English and Japanese) now say what each ball shows.
+
+### Added
+
+- `ball:soccer-retro-star`, a second 1980s-style soccer ball with a six-armed teal star on cream hexagons. 274 emblems.
+
+## [0.10.0] - 2026-10-19
+
+### Added
+
+- **`award:ribbon`**, a ribbon on its own (a band with two swallow-tailed ends folded behind it), drawn for this package, in metal, colour and line like the other awards. 273 emblems.
+- **Nets and posts for three sports**, from their rulebooks' sizes (sources in NOTICE.md): `gear:takraw-net` (ISTAF Law of the Game, Regu: posts 1.55 m, net 0.7 m deep, 1.52 m at the centre), `gear:netball-post` (World Netball Rules of Netball 2024: a 3.05 m pole, a ring of 380 mm inside diameter) and `gear:teqball-table` (FITEQ Official Rules and Regulations of Teqball 2025: 3,000 mm long, surface 760 mm and 565 mm high, 900 mm with the net). They are the equipment of `sepaktakraw`, `netball` and `teqball` in `sportEquipment`. What is not to scale (a net drawn shorter, a rod drawn wider, the table's legs) is said in each file.
+- **The demo's podium shows Hata's round flags** for Japan, France and Italy (`demo/flags-data.ts`, made by `pnpm flags`; Hata 1.5.0 is a development dependency of the demo only), in place of three flags drawn by hand. The package is unchanged.
+- **Made-up maker and team logos (experimental, designs will change)**, in a new entry point `@johnmorrisdotca/dougu-sports/brands`: twelve fictional makers of balls and gear (`arvane`, `tarsin`, `ravelle`, `kovreth`, `dunmar`, `ostrel`, `vexlin`, `quillan`, `tenzar`, `marenko`, `halvane`, `solvik`) and ten fictional teams (`saltmere`, `greywick`, `brightwater`, `cinderfell`, `valmere`, `larkmoor`, `ironport`, `pinecrest`, `redfern`, `tarn`), as SVG. A mark stands alone and is what `makerLogo` draws by default; the name is optional (`layout: "wordmark" | "horizontal" | "stacked"`). Full colour or one colour, light or dark, with a note on the nearest real brand and how each differs. `makerLogoGroup` and `teamLogoGroup` return a `<g>` to place in another drawing; `makerBall` and `renderMakerBall` print a maker's mark on a baseball, a softball or a classic soccer ball. The set is data (`MAKERS`, `TEAMS`). The demo has a contact sheet (`brands.html`). See `docs/brands.md`.
+
 ## [0.9.0] - 2026-10-15
 
 ### Added

package/NOTICE.md

@@ -4,12 +4,16 @@ The code of this package is under the MIT licence (see [LICENSE](LICENSE) and [L
 
 No emblem carries the name, mark or logo of a league, a team, a federation or an event: the trophies, crests, balls and gear are descriptive and generic. That includes the Japanese items (`trophy:sumo-cup`, `trophy:championship-banner` and the `gear:*` of sumo, kendo, judo, kyudo and karate): they are original drawings of what such an object looks like, with generic ids, and carry no trophy's name, no federation's mark and no lettering unless the caller gives some.
 
+The made-up maker marks and team logos (`@johnmorrisdotca/dougu-sports/brands`) are fictional: their names, marks, lettering and colours are invented for this package, each is noted with the real brand it is nearest to and how it differs, and none is a real company's or club's. They are under the same MIT licence. Nothing of SPX, SPXN, SPXIS or SportsInteractive is in the package.
+
 ## How the art is made
 
 - The trophies, medals, crests, awards and sport pictograms are drawn in SVG by hand in a simplified, generic form. No real trophy, medal, logo, mark or engraving was copied or traced, and no photograph was traced (photographs were looked at, never copied).
 - The balls (`src/emblems/ball/`) are drawn by this package's own code: a rotation, a projection and our own geometry (a seam curve, the truncated icosahedron, an octahedron and an icosahedron, a layout of curved panels, a fitted basketball channel). The vintage, era-style and patterned balls ([docs/vintage-balls.md](docs/vintage-balls.md)) are our own graphics laid on those constructions (shapes placed on the sphere, rows of stitches, a lace, scuffs): the shop-wall patterns and the era styles were suggested by photographs the package's author supplied, which were looked at and not copied or traced, and no real ball's pattern, mark or name is used. The volleyballs take only three colours from a country's flag, and draw no flag.
 - The printed pucks (`puck:*`, `src/emblems/ball/ball.puck.print.ts`) are our own drawings: the maple leaf, the flags of the Canadian and United States patterns and the stars are drawn from simple geometry, the lettering is a stroke alphabet adapted from the block letters of the author's own senshu-jerseys (same author, same MIT licence, no font file), and the signature is made by a seeded pen, so it is no real person's. Photographs of souvenir pucks were looked at for what such a puck shows (a flag, a name, a number, a signature, a ring of words) and nothing was copied or traced. No team's or league's logo or wordmark, no maker's mark and no real player's name is used.
+- The made-up logos (`src/brands/`) are our own geometry: polygons, arcs and spirals worked out for this package and tuned by eye, with wordmarks set in our own stroke alphabet (`brand.letters.ts`, no font file). No real logo was traced, and no real mark was used as a base; the notes in `docs/brands.md` say what each was held against.
 - The gear (`src/emblems/gear/`) is drawn by us from a list of parts (a path, a colour, how it reads as a line); the bow, the arrow and the other tapering shapes are made by a small function of ours (`swell`), and the rest are paths written for this package.
+- The demo's podium shows the round flags of Japan, France and Italy from [Hata](https://github.com/johnmorrisdotca/hata) 1.5.0 (`demo/flags-data.ts`, made by `scripts/make-flags.mjs`; a development dependency of the demo, never of the package). Hata's manifest lists each of the three as public domain, so no credit is required.
 - The backgrounds behind the README pictures and the demo's preview (`scripts/family-backgrounds.ts`, version 1.0.0) are the family's shared module, copied byte for byte from taisen-brackets: twenty-five backgrounds drawn in code from gradients, patterns and paths, all by this package's author, none traced from a picture, a poster, a logo, a trophy or a photograph (MIT). It is tooling: the package ships none of it, and no emblem is drawn on a background.
 - The Japanese words for the Japanese items are the ones the sports' governing bodies use in their own rules and equipment lists (kendo, judo, kyudo and karate federations and the sumo association); the bodies' names and marks are not used in any id, title or drawing.
 
@@ -23,7 +27,7 @@ Each ball's `size.rule` names the rule; the table gives the document and where i
 
 | Balls | Rulebook and rule | Read at |
 | --- | --- | --- |
-| `ball:soccer`, `ball:soccer-colour`, `ball:soccer-26`, `ball:soccer-18`, `ball:soccer-14`, `ball:soccer-12`, `ball:soccer-6`, `ball:soccer-orange`, `ball:soccer-26-orange`, `ball:soccer-18-orange`, `ball:soccer-14-orange`, `ball:soccer-12-orange`, `ball:soccer-6-orange`, `ball:soccer-yellow`, `ball:soccer-26-yellow`, `ball:soccer-18-yellow`, `ball:soccer-14-yellow`, `ball:soccer-12-yellow`, `ball:soccer-6-yellow`, `ball:soccer-1960-32-panel-leather`, `ball:soccer-1970-black-white`, `ball:soccer-1978-triad`, `ball:soccer-1986-decorated-triad`, `ball:soccer-1998-coloured-triad`, `ball:soccer-2002-triangle-sweep`, `ball:soccer-2006-propeller`, `ball:soccer-2010-grooved`, `ball:soccer-2014-ribbon`, `ball:soccer-2018-pixel`, `ball:soccer-2022-speed-shell`, `ball:soccer-training-high-vis`, `ball:soccer-stars-blue`, `ball:soccer-stars-red`, `ball:soccer-stars-night`, `ball:soccer-hexagons-cyan`, `ball:soccer-hexagons-magenta`, `ball:soccer-hexagons-lime`, `ball:soccer-flames-fire`, `ball:soccer-flames-ice`, `ball:soccer-flames-toxic`, `ball:soccer-chevrons-red`, `ball:soccer-chevrons-green`, `ball:soccer-chevrons-blue`, `ball:soccer-swirl-blue`, `ball:soccer-swirl-red`, `ball:soccer-swirl-teal`, `ball:soccer-metallic-gold`, `ball:soccer-metallic-silver`, `ball:soccer-metallic-cobalt` | IFAB Laws of the Game, Law 2 The Ball, section 2.1 Qualities and measurements | https://www.theifab.com/laws/latest/the-ball/ |
+| `ball:soccer`, `ball:soccer-colour`, `ball:soccer-26`, `ball:soccer-18`, `ball:soccer-14`, `ball:soccer-12`, `ball:soccer-6`, `ball:soccer-orange`, `ball:soccer-26-orange`, `ball:soccer-18-orange`, `ball:soccer-14-orange`, `ball:soccer-12-orange`, `ball:soccer-6-orange`, `ball:soccer-yellow`, `ball:soccer-26-yellow`, `ball:soccer-18-yellow`, `ball:soccer-14-yellow`, `ball:soccer-12-yellow`, `ball:soccer-6-yellow`, `ball:soccer-1960-32-panel-leather`, `ball:soccer-retro-pentagons`, `ball:soccer-retro-leaves`, `ball:soccer-retro-rosette`, `ball:soccer-retro-pinwheel`, `ball:soccer-retro-kites`, `ball:soccer-14-panel-double-border`, `ball:soccer-8-panel-plain`, `ball:soccer-6-panel-bands`, `ball:soccer-6-panel-diamonds`, `ball:soccer-20-panel-dots`, `ball:soccer-training-high-vis`, `ball:soccer-stars-blue`, `ball:soccer-stars-red`, `ball:soccer-stars-night`, `ball:soccer-hexagons-cyan`, `ball:soccer-hexagons-magenta`, `ball:soccer-hexagons-lime`, `ball:soccer-flames-fire`, `ball:soccer-flames-ice`, `ball:soccer-flames-toxic`, `ball:soccer-chevrons-red`, `ball:soccer-chevrons-green`, `ball:soccer-chevrons-blue`, `ball:soccer-swirl-blue`, `ball:soccer-swirl-red`, `ball:soccer-swirl-teal`, `ball:soccer-metallic-gold`, `ball:soccer-metallic-silver`, `ball:soccer-metallic-cobalt` | IFAB Laws of the Game, Law 2 The Ball, section 2.1 Qualities and measurements | https://www.theifab.com/laws/latest/the-ball/ |
 | `ball:futsal` | Futsal Laws of the Game 2025/26, Law 2 The Ball, section 1 Qualities and measurements (circumference 62-64 cm, 400-440 g, 0.6-0.9 atm, bounce 50-65 cm from 2 m) | https://digitalhub.fifa.com/m/20d52e6779b53321/original/FUTSAL-Laws-of-the-Game-2025-2026.pdf |
 | `ball:beach-soccer` | Beach Soccer Laws of the Game 2024-25, Law 2 The Ball, section 1 Qualities and measurements (circumference 68-70 cm, 400-440 g, 0.4-0.6 atm); the 2021/22 edition has the same figures | https://www.the-aiff.com/media/uploads/2024/11/Beach-Soccer-Laws-of-the-Game-2024-25.pdf |
 | `ball:soccer-1870-hand-stitched`, `ball:soccer-1900-laced`, `ball:soccer-1930-18-panel`, `ball:soccer-1950-12-panel` | Laws of the Game of the Football Association, revised 1872: a sphere 27 to 28 inches round (no mass given: the early figures could not be confirmed in a primary text); read in Wikipedia's account of the 1872 revision (secondary) | https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ball_(association_football) |
@@ -67,6 +71,16 @@ Each ball's `size.rule` names the rule; the table gives the document and where i
 
 Facts only: a dimension or a mass is a fact, not a work. The NHL's puck rule was not read (the NHL's site was not fetched); the puck's size is the IIHF's.
 
+### The rulebooks the nets and posts are read from
+
+A piece of gear claims no size of its own, but these three are drawn from the sizes a rulebook gives, where the drawing allows. Each drawing's file says what is not to scale. A size the rulebook does not give is not drawn from any source: the legs of the teqball table and the thickness of its surface are drawn by eye.
+
+| Gear | Rulebook and rule | Read at |
+| --- | --- | --- |
+| `gear:takraw-net` | ISTAF Law of the Game, Sepaktakraw Regu, 2024 text (amendments approved 15 July 2023 and 8 December 2023; dated 1 January 2024): 2.1 posts 1.55 m men, 1.45 m women, radius not more than 0.04 m; 3.2 net 0.7 m wide, not shorter than 6.1 m; 3.5 net 1.52 m at the centre and 1.55 m at the posts (men) | https://img1.wsimg.com/blobby/go/b28abe2b-c8e0-4c25-b6ac-d2655417c6c3/Law%20of%20the%20Game%202024%20-%20Regu%20-.pdf |
+| `gear:netball-post` | World Netball Rules of Netball, 2024 edition, Rule 1 Technical specifications, 1.13 (placing) and 1.14 (a pole 65-100 mm across and 3.05 m high, padding up to 50 mm; a ring of 15 mm rod with an internal diameter of 380 mm; a 150 mm bar; a net 380-457 mm long) | https://netballhamilton.org.nz/media/1997/world-netball-rules-book-2024.pdf |
+| `gear:teqball-table` | FITEQ Official Rules and Regulations of Teqball, 2025 (effective 5 February 2025), 1.1.1-1.1.5 the table (3,000 mm long, 1,700 mm wide with the net, 900 mm high with the net, surface 760 mm at its highest and 565 mm at its lowest, 1,490 mm from the net to the lowest point) and 1.2.1-1.2.3 the net (1,700 mm wide, 20 mm thick, 140 mm above the surface) | https://cdn.buttercms.com/YBHXKq7GTv2wXkTVQbNC |
+
 ## The demo and the docs
 
 | What | Made from | Terms |

package/README.md

@@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ The ball and the gear of every sport, trophies, medals, crests and the icon of e
 </tr>
 </table>
 
-> **Status: preview.** 269 emblems: 24 trophies, 5 awards, 6 medals, 4 crests, a pictogram for each of the 38 sports, 116 balls and implements drawn in 3D, 8 printed pucks ([docs/pucks.md](./docs/pucks.md)), 67 pieces of gear (among them the Japanese sports and budo, [docs/japanese-sports.md](./docs/japanese-sports.md)) and a championship pennant; [docs/layout.md](./docs/layout.md) says where each goes. All of it is drawn for this package: no art is copied from another project.
+> **Status: preview.** 274 emblems: 24 trophies, 6 awards, 6 medals, 4 crests, a pictogram for each of the 38 sports, 117 balls and implements drawn in 3D, 8 printed pucks ([docs/pucks.md](./docs/pucks.md)), 70 pieces of gear (among them the Japanese sports and budo, [docs/japanese-sports.md](./docs/japanese-sports.md)) and a championship pennant; [docs/layout.md](./docs/layout.md) says where each goes. All of it is drawn for this package: no art is copied from another project.
 
 ## In 30 seconds
 
@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ Put the string in a page (`element.innerHTML = svg`), write it to a file, or sen
 
 ## Features
 
-- **Equipment first (道具 is the word for it)**: 116 balls and implements drawn in 3D, from the 32-panel soccer ball to the 26, 18, 14, 12 and 6 panel constructions, vintage leather balls, era-style and shop-wall soccer balls, baseballs of other threads, volleyballs in national colours ([docs/vintage-balls.md](./docs/vintage-balls.md)), futsal, beach soccer and the pucks and stones, each with its official size, 8 printed pucks (a flag, a leaf, stars and stripes, a player's number, a made-up signature, your own picture: [docs/pucks.md](./docs/pucks.md)), and 42 pieces of gear (sticks, rackets, helmets, skates, nets, and the Japanese budo kit) drawn to match; see [docs/gallery.md](./docs/gallery.md).
+- **Equipment first (道具 is the word for it)**: 117 balls and implements drawn in 3D, from the 32-panel soccer ball to the 26, 18, 14, 12 and 6 panel constructions, vintage leather balls, era-style and shop-wall soccer balls, baseballs of other threads, volleyballs in national colours ([docs/vintage-balls.md](./docs/vintage-balls.md)), futsal, beach soccer and the pucks and stones, each with its official size, 8 printed pucks (a flag, a leaf, stars and stripes, a player's number, a made-up signature, your own picture: [docs/pucks.md](./docs/pucks.md)), and 42 pieces of gear (sticks, rackets, helmets, skates, nets, and the Japanese budo kit) drawn to match; see [docs/gallery.md](./docs/gallery.md).
 - **Three styles** for every emblem: `metal` (polished metal: a gradient, a highlight and a soft rim of reflected light, edged in a darker tone of its own metal, with no heavy outline), `line` (one clean outline in the page's text colour, made to read at 14 pixels) and `color` (flat fills); see [Theming](#theming).
 - **Size, tint, accent and theme** as options: a tint recolours the main part (a medal's metal, a crest's colour, a ball's patches), an accent the second colour (a ribbon, a crest's band, the pennants), a theme sets the ink for light, dark or either.
 - **Turning**: `emblemFrame` and `ballFrame` return the emblem at an angle, in plain SVG: every emblem turns, a ball rolls, a cup keeps its outline and moves its light, and everything flat (gear, a bat, a crown, a sport's icon) flips like a coin; `bindTurn` lets a drag, the arrow keys or an auto-turn do the turning in a page; see [docs/turning.md](./docs/turning.md).
@@ -92,7 +92,8 @@ Put the string in a page (`element.innerHTML = svg`), write it to a file, or sen
 - **Short names and helpers**: `"cup"` is `"trophy:cup"`, `"trophy:cup/line"` is the line style, and `crest`, `medal`, `sportIcon` and `pennant` draw a team's crest, a medal, a sport's icon and a championship pennant.
 - **Typed ids**: `EmblemId` is a union of `award:*`, `trophy:*`, `medal:*`, `crest:*`, `ball:*`, `gear:*`, `sport:*` and `pennant:*` ids.
 - **Japanese sports and budō** (道具 is the name): a sumo cup, a championship banner, and the war fan, belt, bamboo sword, kendo helmet, judo and karate suits, the white and blue judo suit flat, folded and seen from behind with its back number ([docs/judogi-back.md](./docs/judogi-back.md)), the belts of every grade and six pictures of how the belt is tied ([docs/obi-steps.md](./docs/obi-steps.md)), long bow and arrow, with Japanese names that are the governing bodies' words; see [docs/japanese-sports.md](./docs/japanese-sports.md).
-- **Generic by design**: no emblem carries a league's, a team's or a federation's name or mark.
+- **Made-up logos, experimental** (`@johnmorrisdotca/dougu-sports/brands`; a draft, the designs will change and it is not a supported feature yet): twelve fictional makers of balls and gear and ten fictional teams, each a bold geometric mark that stands alone (the name is optional), in colour or one colour, light and dark, with a note on the real brand it is nearest to and how it differs; a maker's mark prints on a baseball, a softball or a classic soccer ball, and a group places any logo inside your own drawing; see [docs/brands.md](./docs/brands.md).
+- **Generic by design**: no emblem carries a league's, a team's or a federation's name or mark, and the made-up logos are nobody's.
 - **Accessible**: every drawing is `role="img"` with a `<title>`; see [Accessibility](#accessibility).
 - **Deterministic**: the same id and options give the same string; a gradient's id comes from its colour.
 - **No dependencies**, ESM with types.
@@ -138,6 +139,7 @@ The alias is a name in your `package.json` only: the same package, the same code
 | --- | --- |
 | `@johnmorrisdotca/dougu-sports` | The full registry: every emblem by id, the functions, and each emblem as a constant |
 | `@johnmorrisdotca/dougu-sports/emblems` | `renderEmblem`, the ids and the types, with no single drawing imported by name |
+| `@johnmorrisdotca/dougu-sports/brands` | Experimental, designs will change: twelve made-up maker marks and ten made-up team logos as SVG (`makerLogo`, `teamLogo`, `makerBall`, `renderMakerBall`, the groups to place in a drawing and the data); see [docs/brands.md](./docs/brands.md) |
 | `@johnmorrisdotca/dougu-sports/turn` | `emblemFrame`, `ballFrame` and `bindTurn`; `bindTurn` with an emblem object takes nothing else with it |
 | `@johnmorrisdotca/dougu-sports/<group>/<name>` | One emblem, alone: `trophy/hockey-cup`, `medal/gold`, `crest/shield`, `sport/nhl`, `award/crown`, `ball/soccer`, `pennant/championship`, `gear/<name>` |
 
@@ -416,7 +418,7 @@ An emblem is a small object: `id`, `en` and `ja` names, a `source` (who drew it)
 | `trophy` | Twenty-four trophies: ten that stand for a league's cup in a generic form (a tall banded cup, a ring of pennants round a baseball, a football on a stand, a ball over a net, a wide two-handled bowl, a globe held up by spiral figures, a gilt dish, a lidded cup with a pineapple, an urn, a gilded cup), plain cups, bowls and dishes, a plaque, a belt, a wreath, a rosette, a championship ring, a rafter banner, a phoenix-handled sumo cup and a championship banner | `src/emblems/trophy/` |
 | `medal` | Gold, silver and bronze medals on a ribbon of five stripes, and a badge for each of the first three places | `src/emblems/medal/` |
 | `crest` | Four generic crests, tinted by a team's colours, with its letters | `src/emblems/crest/` |
-| `ball` | 116 balls and implements, in 3D, each with its official size: soccer (in 32, 26, 18, 14, 12 and 6 panels, in three colourways, with futsal and beach soccer; [docs/soccer-balls.md](./docs/soccer-balls.md); and vintage leather, era-style and patterned balls, [docs/vintage-balls.md](./docs/vintage-balls.md)), basketball, baseball, tennis, rugby, the footballs, golf, the puck, the curling stone and the rest | `src/emblems/ball/` |
+| `ball` | 117 balls and implements, in 3D, each with its official size: soccer (in 32, 26, 18, 14, 12 and 6 panels, in three colourways, with futsal and beach soccer; [docs/soccer-balls.md](./docs/soccer-balls.md); and vintage leather, era-style and patterned balls, [docs/vintage-balls.md](./docs/vintage-balls.md)), basketball, baseball, tennis, rugby, the footballs, golf, the puck, the curling stone and the rest | `src/emblems/ball/` |
 | `puck` | 8 printed pucks: the same puck with a print on its top face that turns with it (a flag and CANADA, a red leaf, stars and stripes, a player's name and number, a made-up signature, a souvenir), and a `face` option for any picture, emblem or flag code; [docs/pucks.md](./docs/pucks.md) | `src/emblems/ball/ball.puck.print.ts` |
 | `gear` | 67 pieces of equipment: sticks, rackets, skates, a glove, a helmet, nets and posts, a javelin, starting blocks, and for the Japanese sports a war fan, a sumo belt, a bamboo sword, a kendo helmet, the judo suit (white and blue, laid flat and folded, and from behind with its back number), the belts of every grade (white to red, the red-and-white belt, the women's black belt and the two-colour belts) and the six steps of tying one, a long bow, an arrow and a karate suit | `src/emblems/gear/` |
 | `sport` | One pictogram for each of the thirty-eight sports | `src/emblems/sport/` |
@@ -509,6 +511,7 @@ The metals are `METALS` (gold `#d9a620`, silver `#aeb6c0`, bronze `#b8733a`); ea
 - A trophy in the metal style is about 3 to 4.5 kB of markup, a medal or a crest about 1 to 2 kB, a line drawing about 1 to 2.5 kB; a ball in 3D is 5 to 13 kB, and a piece of gear is 1 to 4 kB, drawn in layers.
 - The size is a number of pixels up to 4096; the drawing is a vector at any size.
 - No emblem carries a real league's, team's or federation's mark.
+- No jerseys: a jersey, a cap or a kit is drawn by [Senshu Jerseys](https://github.com/johnmorrisdotca/senshu-jerseys), its own package (a `jersey()` made here in 0.2.0's draft was taken out and moved there). The pennant, the ring, the banner and the made-up maker and team logos stay here.
 
 ## Accessibility
 
@@ -634,7 +637,7 @@ Bug reports and ideas go in the [issues](https://github.com/johnmorrisdotca/doug
 
 ## Changes
 
-See [CHANGELOG.md](./CHANGELOG.md). 0.9.0 lets the baseball, the softball and the classic soccer balls be painted and printed: solid and two-tone colours, a logo of your own wrapped onto the ball, stamped text, an original cursive word and a small mark, all turning with the ball ([docs/custom-balls.md](./docs/custom-balls.md)); 0.8.0 makes `bindTurn` light: it takes an emblem object and then needs no registry, so a turnable cup is about 9.4 kB gzipped instead of about 81 kB, and an id loads the registry on demand; 0.7.3 turns the build, docs and picture scripts, the browser tests and the demo's source from JavaScript into TypeScript, with no change to the package; 0.7.2 makes every docs page single-language (a page in Japanese beside each page that had Japanese words in it, and a test that holds them apart), with no change to the pictures; 0.7.1 puts real countries (Canada, Japan) in the crest and puck examples in place of made-up teams, with no change to the code; 0.7.0 gives the national volleyballs layouts that tell them apart (Japan a crimson band, Poland white above and red below, the USA a navy field), strengthens the 2010-style grooved soccer ball, and adds six pictures of how the judo belt is tied, `gear:obi-step-1` to `gear:obi-step-6` (269 emblems: [docs/obi-steps.md](./docs/obi-steps.md)); 0.6.0 gives the judo suit and the karate suit their sleeves (a judogi has no short ones: they reach the wrist) and adds the judogi seen from behind with the IJF-style back number, a family name and a country code on a patch, with a `backnumber` option (269 emblems: [docs/judogi-back.md](./docs/judogi-back.md)); 0.5.1 redraws the judo suit, the belt and the football pictograms and adds the blue and folded suits and the belts of every grade (261 emblems: [docs/japanese-sports.md](./docs/japanese-sports.md)); 0.5.0 adds fifty balls: vintage leather soccer balls, era-style and shop-wall soccer balls, baseballs of other threads and volleyballs in national colours, with a `colors` option (244 emblems: [docs/vintage-balls.md](./docs/vintage-balls.md)); 0.4.0 adds eight printed pucks and a `face` option (194 emblems: [docs/pucks.md](./docs/pucks.md)); 0.3.0 adds nineteen soccer balls (26, 18, 14, 12 and 6 panels, winter orange and high-visibility yellow, futsal and beach soccer: 186 emblems); 0.2.1 draws every ball and implement to the rulebook's proportions; 0.2.0 is 167 emblems, every one drawn here, with the Japanese sports, engraving, a turn for every emblem and the compose helpers; 0.1.0 brought the first full set of 148; 0.0.1 was the first preview.
+See [CHANGELOG.md](./CHANGELOG.md). 0.11.0 gives the era soccer balls neutral ids (the old ones stay as aliases), new looks and a second 1980s ball (274 emblems); 0.10.0 adds a standalone ribbon and the nets and posts of sepak takraw, netball and teqball from their rulebooks' sizes (273 emblems); 0.9.0 lets the baseball, the softball and the classic soccer balls be painted and printed: solid and two-tone colours, a logo of your own wrapped onto the ball, stamped text, an original cursive word and a small mark, all turning with the ball ([docs/custom-balls.md](./docs/custom-balls.md)); 0.8.0 makes `bindTurn` light: it takes an emblem object and then needs no registry, so a turnable cup is about 9.4 kB gzipped instead of about 81 kB, and an id loads the registry on demand; 0.7.3 turns the build, docs and picture scripts, the browser tests and the demo's source from JavaScript into TypeScript, with no change to the package; 0.7.2 makes every docs page single-language (a page in Japanese beside each page that had Japanese words in it, and a test that holds them apart), with no change to the pictures; 0.7.1 puts real countries (Canada, Japan) in the crest and puck examples in place of made-up teams, with no change to the code; 0.7.0 gives the national volleyballs layouts that tell them apart (Japan a crimson band, Poland white above and red below, the USA a navy field), strengthens the 2010-style grooved soccer ball, and adds six pictures of how the judo belt is tied, `gear:obi-step-1` to `gear:obi-step-6` (269 emblems: [docs/obi-steps.md](./docs/obi-steps.md)); 0.6.0 gives the judo suit and the karate suit their sleeves (a judogi has no short ones: they reach the wrist) and adds the judogi seen from behind with the IJF-style back number, a family name and a country code on a patch, with a `backnumber` option (269 emblems: [docs/judogi-back.md](./docs/judogi-back.md)); 0.5.1 redraws the judo suit, the belt and the football pictograms and adds the blue and folded suits and the belts of every grade (261 emblems: [docs/japanese-sports.md](./docs/japanese-sports.md)); 0.5.0 adds fifty balls: vintage leather soccer balls, era-style and shop-wall soccer balls, baseballs of other threads and volleyballs in national colours, with a `colors` option (244 emblems: [docs/vintage-balls.md](./docs/vintage-balls.md)); 0.4.0 adds eight printed pucks and a `face` option (194 emblems: [docs/pucks.md](./docs/pucks.md)); 0.3.0 adds nineteen soccer balls (26, 18, 14, 12 and 6 panels, winter orange and high-visibility yellow, futsal and beach soccer: 186 emblems); 0.2.1 draws every ball and implement to the rulebook's proportions; 0.2.0 is 167 emblems, every one drawn here, with the Japanese sports, engraving, a turn for every emblem and the compose helpers; 0.1.0 brought the first full set of 148; 0.0.1 was the first preview.
 
 ## Credits
 

package/dist/brands/brand.ball.d.ts

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+import { type EmblemRef } from "../emblems/emblem.api.ts";
+import type { EmblemOptions } from "../emblems/emblem.core.ts";
+import type { MakerId } from "./brand.data.ts";
+import { type MakerLogoOptions } from "./brand.render.ts";
+/** How a maker's logo sits on a ball. */
+export interface MakerBallOptions extends Omit<MakerLogoOptions, "size" | "title"> {
+    /** How wide the logo is, in degrees of the ball (the mark alone 50 by default, a layout with a wordmark 74). */
+    width?: number;
+    /** A turn of the logo on the ball, in degrees. */
+    turn?: number;
+}
+/**
+ * The ball options that print a maker's logo on it: `{ decal: { svg, size, turn } }`, to spread into the options of `renderEmblem`, `emblemFrame` or `bindTurn`. The logo is wrapped onto the sphere, so it curves with the ball and turns with it.
+ * @example
+ * ```ts
+ * import { makerBall } from "@johnmorrisdotca/dougu-sports/brands";
+ * console.log(makerBall("arvane").decal.svg.includes("<path"));
+ * // true
+ * ```
+ */
+export declare function makerBall(id: MakerId, o?: MakerBallOptions): {
+    decal: {
+        svg: string;
+        size: number;
+        turn: number;
+    };
+};
+/** A ball with a maker's logo printed on it: `renderMakerBall("ball:baseball", "arvane", { size: 320 })`. Any other options of the ball (`paint`, `stamp`, `spots`...) go in `ball`. */
+export declare function renderMakerBall(ball: EmblemRef, id: MakerId, o?: MakerBallOptions, ballOptions?: EmblemOptions): string;

package/dist/brands/brand.ball.js

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+// Puts a maker's mark on a ball: the options that print it (`decal`), and the ball drawn with them. The balls that take a printed logo are the baseball, the softball and the classic soccer balls (see docs/custom-balls.md);
+// any other ball ignores the print and is drawn plain.
+import { renderEmblem } from "../emblems/emblem.api.js";
+import { makerLogo } from "./brand.render.js";
+/**
+ * The ball options that print a maker's logo on it: `{ decal: { svg, size, turn } }`, to spread into the options of `renderEmblem`, `emblemFrame` or `bindTurn`. The logo is wrapped onto the sphere, so it curves with the ball and turns with it.
+ * @example
+ * ```ts
+ * import { makerBall } from "@johnmorrisdotca/dougu-sports/brands";
+ * console.log(makerBall("arvane").decal.svg.includes("<path"));
+ * // true
+ * ```
+ */
+export function makerBall(id, o) {
+    const layout = o?.layout ?? "mark";
+    const size = typeof o?.width === "number" && Number.isFinite(o.width) ? Math.min(Math.max(o.width, 8), 120) : layout === "mark" ? 50 : 74;
+    const turn = typeof o?.turn === "number" && Number.isFinite(o.turn) ? o.turn : 0;
+    return { decal: { svg: makerLogo(id, { ...o, title: false, size: 200 }), size, turn } };
+}
+/** A ball with a maker's logo printed on it: `renderMakerBall("ball:baseball", "arvane", { size: 320 })`. Any other options of the ball (`paint`, `stamp`, `spots`...) go in `ball`. */
+export function renderMakerBall(ball, id, o, ballOptions) {
+    return renderEmblem(ball, { ...ballOptions, ...makerBall(id, o) });
+}

package/dist/brands/brand.data.d.ts

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+import type { LetterStyle } from "./brand.letters.ts";
+export type PartRole = "a" | "b" | "c";
+/** One flat shape of a mark: an SVG path (drawn with the even-odd rule, so a hole is a hole) and the colour it takes. */
+export interface LogoPart {
+    d: string;
+    role: PartRole;
+}
+/** The colours of a maker on a light page or a dark one: the two of its mark and the ink of its wordmark. */
+export interface MakerPalette {
+    a: string;
+    b: string;
+    ink: string;
+}
+/** The three colours of a team logo on a light page or a dark one. */
+export interface TeamPalette {
+    a: string;
+    b: string;
+    c: string;
+}
+/** A fictional maker of balls and sports gear: a mark, a name to set as a wordmark, two palettes and the note of how it differs from the nearest real brand. */
+export interface MakerData {
+    id: MakerId;
+    name: string;
+    genre: string;
+    note: string;
+    parts: readonly LogoPart[];
+    light: MakerPalette;
+    dark: MakerPalette;
+    lettering: LetterStyle;
+}
+/** A fictional team: a city and a nickname, a logo, two palettes and a note. */
+export interface TeamData {
+    id: TeamId;
+    city: string;
+    nickname: string;
+    genre: string;
+    note: string;
+    parts: readonly LogoPart[];
+    light: TeamPalette;
+    dark: TeamPalette;
+}
+export declare const MAKER_IDS: readonly ["arvane", "tarsin", "ravelle", "kovreth", "dunmar", "ostrel", "vexlin", "quillan", "tenzar", "marenko", "halvane", "solvik"];
+export type MakerId = (typeof MAKER_IDS)[number];
+export declare const TEAM_IDS: readonly ["saltmere", "greywick", "brightwater", "cinderfell", "valmere", "larkmoor", "ironport", "pinecrest", "redfern", "tarn"];
+export type TeamId = (typeof TEAM_IDS)[number];
+export declare const MAKERS: Readonly<Record<MakerId, MakerData>>;
+export declare const TEAMS: Readonly<Record<TeamId, TeamData>>;

package/dist/brands/brand.data.js

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+// The set: twelve fictional maker marks and ten fictional team logos, as data. Every mark is drawn for this package on a 100 by 100 box in a few flat parts, each part one path and one role (`a` the main colour, `b` the second, `c` a third
+// for a team); the parts never overlap, so the mark is the same drawn in one colour. Nothing here is a real company's or club's mark, name or lettering: each note says what the nearest real one is and how this differs.
+export const MAKER_IDS = ["arvane", "tarsin", "ravelle", "kovreth", "dunmar", "ostrel", "vexlin", "quillan", "tenzar", "marenko", "halvane", "solvik"];
+export const TEAM_IDS = ["saltmere", "greywick", "brightwater", "cinderfell", "valmere", "larkmoor", "ironport", "pinecrest", "redfern", "tarn"];
+const part = (role, d) => ({ role, d });
+export const MAKERS = Object.freeze({
+    arvane: {
+        id: "arvane",
+        name: "Arvane",
+        genre: "stripes",
+        note: "Nearest: the Adidas performance mark, three slanted stripes that make a triangle. Arvane is one upright triangle cut into three level bands with a notch in the base, in green and amber; there is no slanted stripe at all.",
+        parts: [
+            part("a", "M49.3 11.3Q50 10 50.7 11.3L62.8 32.7Q63.5 34 62 34L38 34Q36.5 34 37.2 32.7Z"),
+            part("b", "M32.3 41.3Q33.1 40 34.6 40L65.4 40Q66.9 40 67.7 41.3L78.6 60.7Q79.3 62 77.8 62L22.2 62Q20.7 62 21.4 60.7Z"),
+            part("a", "M16.6 69.3Q17.3 68 18.8 68L81.2 68Q82.7 68 83.4 69.3L93.3 86.7Q94 88 92.5 88L61.5 88Q60 88 58.9 86.9L51.1 79.1Q50 78 48.9 79.1L41.1 86.9Q40 88 38.5 88L7.5 88Q6 88 6.7 86.7Z"),
+        ],
+        light: { a: "#0f5a46", b: "#f2a33a", ink: "#0f2f27" },
+        dark: { a: "#3fc59a", b: "#f7b955", ink: "#eaf6f1" },
+        lettering: { weight: 11, corner: "sharp", radius: 0, width: 0.8, gap: 14, slant: 0, cap: "butt" },
+    },
+    tarsin: {
+        id: "tarsin",
+        name: "Tarsin",
+        genre: "animal",
+        note: "Nearest: Orca, the triathlon and swim maker whose mark is a whole orca. Tarsin shows only the symmetrical tail fluke over two waterline bars, in indigo and cyan, and no body.",
+        parts: [
+            part("a", "M50 40C42 33 26 34 6 22C10 46 28 62 46 62L45 80L55 80L54 62C72 62 90 46 94 22C74 34 58 33 50 40Z"),
+            part("b", "M6 89Q6 86 9 86L39 86Q42 86 42 89L42 89Q42 92 39 92L9 92Q6 92 6 89Z"),
+            part("b", "M58 89Q58 86 61 86L91 86Q94 86 94 89L94 89Q94 92 91 92L61 92Q58 92 58 89Z"),
+        ],
+        light: { a: "#1d2d78", b: "#3fb8cf", ink: "#141d4f" },
+        dark: { a: "#8fa2ff", b: "#5fd0e3", ink: "#e8ecff" },
+        lettering: { weight: 9, corner: "round", radius: 40, width: 1, gap: 18, slant: 0, cap: "round" },
+    },
+    ravelle: {
+        id: "ravelle",
+        name: "Ravelle",
+        genre: "motion",
+        note: "Nearest: the Nike swoosh, one tapered curve. Ravelle is a ball with two concentric arcs that taper at both ends and wrap the ball like a wake; it has no single wedge and no check shape.",
+        parts: [
+            part("b", "M49 46A17 17 0 1 0 83 46A17 17 0 1 0 49 46Z"),
+            part("a", "M61.1 73.6L59.1 73.7L57 73.5L54.9 73.2L52.9 72.6L50.9 71.9L48.9 71L47.1 69.9L45.2 68.7L43.5 67.4L41.9 65.9L40.4 64.2L39 62.5L37.8 60.6L36.7 58.6L35.8 56.5L35 54.4L34.5 52.2L34 50L33.8 47.7L33.8 45.4L33.9 43.2L34.2 40.9L34.7 38.7L35.4 36.5L36.2 34.4L37.2 32.4L38.3 30.4L39.6 28.6L41.1 26.9L42.6 25.3L44.3 23.9L46.1 22.6L47.9 21.4L49.8 20.4L51.8 19.6L53.8 18.9L55.9 18.5L58 18.2L60 18.1L62.1 18.3L62.1 18.3L60.3 19.2L58.5 20L56.8 21L55.2 22L53.7 23.1L52.2 24.2L50.9 25.5L49.7 26.8L48.5 28.2L47.4 29.6L46.5 31L45.6 32.6L44.9 34.1L44.2 35.7L43.6 37.3L43.2 38.9L42.8 40.6L42.5 42.2L42.3 43.9L42.3 45.6L42.3 47.3L42.4 48.9L42.6 50.6L42.9 52.3L43.3 53.9L43.8 55.5L44.5 57.1L45.2 58.7L46 60.3L46.9 61.8L47.9 63.2L49 64.6L50.2 66L51.5 67.3L52.9 68.5L54.4 69.6L55.9 70.7L57.6 71.7L59.3 72.6L61.1 73.6Z"),
+            part("a", "M50.6 84L48.3 83.7L46.1 83.1L43.9 82.4L41.7 81.4L39.6 80.4L37.6 79.1L35.6 77.8L33.7 76.3L31.9 74.7L30.2 73L28.6 71.1L27.2 69.2L25.8 67.1L24.6 65L23.5 62.7L22.5 60.5L21.7 58.1L21.1 55.7L20.6 53.3L20.3 50.8L20.1 48.3L20 45.8L20.2 43.4L20.5 40.9L20.9 38.5L21.5 36.1L22.3 33.7L23.2 31.4L24.2 29.2L25.4 27.1L26.7 25L28.1 23.1L29.7 21.2L31.3 19.5L33.1 17.9L34.9 16.4L36.8 15L38.8 13.8L40.9 12.8L43.1 12L43.1 12L41.7 13.8L40.3 15.6L39 17.3L37.7 19.1L36.6 20.9L35.5 22.7L34.6 24.6L33.7 26.5L33 28.4L32.3 30.3L31.7 32.2L31.2 34.1L30.8 36.1L30.4 38.1L30.2 40L30 42L29.9 43.9L30 45.9L30 47.8L30.2 49.8L30.4 51.7L30.8 53.6L31.2 55.5L31.7 57.4L32.2 59.3L32.9 61.2L33.6 63L34.4 64.8L35.3 66.6L36.3 68.4L37.3 70.1L38.5 71.8L39.7 73.5L41 75.1L42.5 76.7L43.9 78.2L45.5 79.7L47.2 81.1L48.9 82.5L50.6 84Z"),
+        ],
+        light: { a: "#c41e6b", b: "#26262c", ink: "#26262c" },
+        dark: { a: "#ff5fa2", b: "#f1f1f4", ink: "#f6f6f8" },
+        lettering: { weight: 10, corner: "round", radius: 30, width: 1, gap: 12, slant: 10, cap: "round" },
+    },
+    kovreth: {
+        id: "kovreth",
+        name: "Kovreth",
+        genre: "monogram",
+        note: "Nearest: Fila, a letter in a box. Kovreth is a hexagon with the K cut out of it as negative space (a slit between the stem and the arms), in sunflower; the letter, the shape and the cut are all different.",
+        parts: [
+            part("a", "M45.7 6.5Q50 4 54.3 6.5L85.5 24.5Q89.8 27 89.8 32L89.8 68Q89.8 73 85.5 75.5L54.3 93.5Q50 96 45.7 93.5L14.5 75.5Q10.2 73 10.2 68L10.2 32Q10.2 27 14.5 24.5ZM30 29Q30 28 31 28L42 28Q43 28 43 29L43 71Q43 72 42 72L31 72Q30 72 30 71ZM47.7 50.8Q47 50 47.7 49.2L65.3 28.8Q66 28 67 28L80 28Q81 28 80.3 28.7L60.7 49.3Q60 50 60.7 50.7L80.3 71.3Q81 72 80 72L67 72Q66 72 65.3 71.2Z"),
+        ],
+        light: { a: "#f2b21b", b: "#f2b21b", ink: "#221c0a" },
+        dark: { a: "#f2b21b", b: "#f2b21b", ink: "#fff5d6" },
+        lettering: { weight: 18, corner: "sharp", radius: 0, width: 0.7, gap: 5, slant: 0, cap: "butt" },
+    },
+    dunmar: {
+        id: "dunmar",
+        name: "Dunmar",
+        genre: "shield",
+        note: "Nearest: the shield badges that many kit makers and clubs use, with no single owner. Dunmar is a shield split down the middle, the right half set lower, with no letter, stripe or star, in claret and old gold.",
+        parts: [
+            part("a", "M11 10H48V94C28 84 11 72 11 50Z"),
+            part("b", "M52 18H89V50C89 72 72 84 52 94Z"),
+        ],
+        light: { a: "#7a1f33", b: "#c9a24a", ink: "#4a1220" },
+        dark: { a: "#d6657d", b: "#e3c26e", ink: "#fbe9ee" },
+        lettering: { weight: 12, corner: "cut", radius: 14, width: 0.9, gap: 12, slant: 0, cap: "butt" },
+    },
+    ostrel: {
+        id: "ostrel",
+        name: "Ostrel",
+        genre: "disc",
+        note: "Nearest: The North Face, a half dome cut by curved lines. Ostrel is a whole disc cut by one straight diagonal gap into two offset pieces, in orange and navy.",
+        parts: [
+            part("a", "M20.1 73.5A42 42 0 1 1 92.2 31.9Z"),
+            part("b", "M16.6 81.5A42 42 0 0 0 87 40.9Z"),
+        ],
+        light: { a: "#ee6a2c", b: "#141e3a", ink: "#141e3a" },
+        dark: { a: "#ff8a4d", b: "#8fa3d6", ink: "#f6efe9" },
+        lettering: { weight: 8, corner: "round", radius: 50, width: 1.1, gap: 22, slant: 0, cap: "round" },
+    },
+    vexlin: {
+        id: "vexlin",
+        name: "Vexlin",
+        genre: "geometry",
+        note: "Nearest: Umbro's double diamond and Hummel's chevrons, marks made of one repeated simple shape. Vexlin is three hexagons in a triangle, one a ring and one in the second colour, in violet and teal.",
+        parts: [
+            part("a", "M47.4 9.5Q50 8 52.6 9.5L65.6 17Q68.2 18.5 68.2 21.5L68.2 36.5Q68.2 39.5 65.6 41L52.6 48.5Q50 50 47.4 48.5L34.4 41Q31.8 39.5 31.8 36.5L31.8 21.5Q31.8 18.5 34.4 17ZM48.7 20.3Q50 19.5 51.3 20.3L56.9 23.5Q58.2 24.3 58.2 25.8L58.2 32.3Q58.2 33.8 56.9 34.5L51.3 37.8Q50 38.5 48.7 37.8L43.1 34.5Q41.8 33.8 41.8 32.3L41.8 25.8Q41.8 24.3 43.1 23.5Z"),
+            part("a", "M26.7 45.3Q29.3 43.8 31.9 45.3L44.9 52.8Q47.5 54.3 47.5 57.3L47.5 72.3Q47.5 75.3 44.9 76.8L31.9 84.3Q29.3 85.8 26.7 84.3L13.7 76.8Q11.1 75.3 11.1 72.3L11.1 57.3Q11.1 54.3 13.7 52.8Z"),
+            part("b", "M68.1 45.3Q70.7 43.8 73.3 45.3L86.3 52.8Q88.9 54.3 88.9 57.3L88.9 72.3Q88.9 75.3 86.3 76.8L73.3 84.3Q70.7 85.8 68.1 84.3L55.1 76.8Q52.5 75.3 52.5 72.3L52.5 57.3Q52.5 54.3 55.1 52.8Z"),
+        ],
+        light: { a: "#5b2a86", b: "#19b6a2", ink: "#34195a" },
+        dark: { a: "#a77be0", b: "#36d6c0", ink: "#f1e9fb" },
+        lettering: { weight: 14, corner: "cut", radius: 18, width: 0.95, gap: 12, slant: 0, cap: "butt" },
+    },
+    quillan: {
+        id: "quillan",
+        name: "Quillan",
+        genre: "disc",
+        note: "Nearest: the BMW roundel, a circle in four quarters (not a sports mark). Quillan has convex quarter-discs set apart by a cross-shaped gap, one quarter smaller, with no ring, in teal and amber.",
+        parts: [
+            part("a", "M48 48L8 48A40 40 0 0 1 48 8Z"),
+            part("b", "M52 48L92 48A40 40 0 0 0 52 8Z"),
+            part("b", "M48 52L8 52A40 40 0 0 0 48 92Z"),
+            part("a", "M52 52L78 52A26 26 0 0 1 52 78Z"),
+        ],
+        light: { a: "#12857f", b: "#f0b429", ink: "#0d4d49" },
+        dark: { a: "#3fc4bd", b: "#ffc94d", ink: "#e6f7f6" },
+        lettering: { weight: 10, corner: "round", radius: 20, width: 0.95, gap: 14, slant: 0, cap: "square" },
+    },
+    tenzar: {
+        id: "tenzar",
+        name: "Tenzar",
+        genre: "monogram",
+        note: "Nearest: the three-bar marks such as the Adidas performance logo. Tenzar is a Z of two level bars with bevelled ends joined by one diagonal slab in a second colour; the bars are not parallel and not three of a kind.",
+        parts: [
+            part("a", "M12 14Q12 12 14 12L86 12Q88 12 87.1 13.8L79.9 28.2Q79 30 77 30L14 30Q12 30 12 28Z"),
+            part("b", "M58.3 35.1Q60 34 62 34L86 34Q88 34 86.3 35.1L41.7 64.9Q40 66 38 66L14 66Q12 66 13.7 64.9Z"),
+            part("a", "M20.1 71.8Q21 70 23 70L86 70Q88 70 88 72L88 86Q88 88 86 88L14 88Q12 88 12.9 86.2Z"),
+        ],
+        light: { a: "#10151d", b: "#14b7c9", ink: "#10151d" },
+        dark: { a: "#e9edf2", b: "#3fd4e4", ink: "#f2f5f8" },
+        lettering: { weight: 16, corner: "sharp", radius: 0, width: 1.1, gap: 10, slant: 14, cap: "butt" },
+    },
+    marenko: {
+        id: "marenko",
+        name: "Marenko",
+        genre: "geometry",
+        note: "Nearest: no sports maker that we know; the golden-ratio spiral is a common device in design. Marenko is four tiles, three of them quarter-discs, in gold and green.",
+        parts: [
+            part("a", "M60.1 77.5L5.1 77.5A55 55 0 0 1 60.1 22.5Z"),
+            part("b", "M63.1 54.3L63.1 22.5A31.8 31.8 0 0 1 94.9 54.3Z"),
+            part("a", "M74.7 57.3L94.9 57.3A20.2 20.2 0 0 1 74.7 77.5Z"),
+            part("b", "M63.1 57.3L71.7 57.3L71.7 77.5L63.1 77.5Z"),
+        ],
+        light: { a: "#e0a100", b: "#1b8a5a", ink: "#3b2c00" },
+        dark: { a: "#f5c230", b: "#3fc78a", ink: "#fff4cc" },
+        lettering: { weight: 12, corner: "round", radius: 60, width: 0.9, gap: 14, slant: 0, cap: "round" },
+    },
+    halvane: {
+        id: "halvane",
+        name: "Halvane",
+        genre: "animal",
+        note: "Nearest: the Ram Trucks ram head (a vehicle maker, not sport) and clubs that are called Rams. Halvane is two spiral horns and a plain shield face, flat, in violet and yellow.",
+        parts: [
+            part("a", "M40.1 17.5L36.2 16.2L32.3 15.6L28.4 15.6L24.6 16.1L21 17.2L17.6 18.8L14.6 20.8L12 23.2L9.8 25.9L8 28.9L6.8 32L6 35.2L5.8 38.4L6 41.5L6.6 44.5L7.7 47.3L9.1 49.8L10.9 52.1L12.9 53.9L15.2 55.5L17.5 56.6L20 57.3L22.4 57.7L24.8 57.7L27.1 57.3L29.2 56.6L31.2 55.6L32.8 54.3L34.3 52.9L35.4 51.3L36.3 49.7L36.8 48L37.1 46.3L37.1 44.6L36.8 43.1L36.3 41.7L35.7 41.7L35.8 43L35.6 44.3L35.3 45.5L34.8 46.8L34.2 47.9L33.3 49L32.3 49.9L31.1 50.7L29.9 51.4L28.5 51.8L27.1 52.1L25.6 52.1L24.1 51.9L22.6 51.5L21.2 50.9L19.9 50.1L18.7 49L17.6 47.8L16.8 46.5L16.1 45L15.6 43.4L15.4 41.7L15.4 40L15.6 38.3L16.2 36.6L16.9 35L17.9 33.5L19.1 32.2L20.5 31L22.1 30L23.9 29.2L25.8 28.7L27.7 28.5L29.7 28.5L31.7 28.9L33.7 29.5L36.4 29.9L39.1 29.4L41.5 27.9L43.2 25.8L44 23.3L43.6 20.9L42.2 18.8ZM59.9 17.5L63.8 16.2L67.7 15.6L71.6 15.6L75.4 16.1L79 17.2L82.4 18.8L85.4 20.8L88 23.2L90.2 25.9L92 28.9L93.2 32L94 35.2L94.2 38.4L94 41.5L93.4 44.5L92.3 47.3L90.9 49.8L89.1 52.1L87.1 53.9L84.8 55.5L82.5 56.6L80 57.3L77.6 57.7L75.2 57.7L72.9 57.3L70.8 56.6L68.8 55.6L67.2 54.3L65.7 52.9L64.6 51.3L63.7 49.7L63.2 48L62.9 46.3L62.9 44.6L63.2 43.1L63.7 41.7L64.3 41.7L64.2 43L64.4 44.3L64.7 45.5L65.2 46.8L65.8 47.9L66.7 49L67.7 49.9L68.9 50.7L70.1 51.4L71.5 51.8L72.9 52.1L74.4 52.1L75.9 51.9L77.4 51.5L78.8 50.9L80.1 50.1L81.3 49L82.4 47.8L83.2 46.5L83.9 45L84.4 43.4L84.6 41.7L84.6 40L84.4 38.3L83.8 36.6L83.1 35L82.1 33.5L80.9 32.2L79.5 31L77.9 30L76.1 29.2L74.2 28.7L72.3 28.5L70.3 28.5L68.3 28.9L66.3 29.5L63.6 29.9L60.9 29.4L58.5 27.9L56.8 25.8L56 23.3L56.4 20.9L57.8 18.8Z"),
+            part("b", "M42 29Q50 23 58 29L58 54Q57 72 50 86Q43 72 42 54Z"),
+        ],
+        light: { a: "#3a2a8c", b: "#f4b400", ink: "#231a5c" },
+        dark: { a: "#8f7df0", b: "#ffcb33", ink: "#efeaff" },
+        lettering: { weight: 7, corner: "sharp", radius: 0, width: 1, gap: 20, slant: 0, cap: "butt" },
+    },
+    solvik: {
+        id: "solvik",
+        name: "Solvik",
+        genre: "ball",
+        note: "Nearest: the everyday tennis-ball icon, a disc with two seam curves, which is a generic symbol and not any maker's mark. Solvik is a lime disc with two crescent seams cut out, and nothing else.",
+        parts: [
+            part("a", "M7 50A43 43 0 1 0 93 50A43 43 0 1 0 7 50ZM26 22C52 38 52 62 26 78C44 62 44 38 26 22ZM74 22C48 38 48 62 74 78C56 62 56 38 74 22Z"),
+        ],
+        light: { a: "#9bc41c", b: "#9bc41c", ink: "#2a3306" },
+        dark: { a: "#b6e03a", b: "#b6e03a", ink: "#f3fbd6" },
+        lettering: { weight: 13, corner: "round", radius: 16, width: 0.85, gap: 12, slant: 0, cap: "round" },
+    },
+});
+export const TEAMS = Object.freeze({
+    saltmere: {
+        id: "saltmere",
+        city: "Saltmere",
+        nickname: "Gulls",
+        genre: "roundel",
+        note: "Nearest: a club that wears a whole seagull. This one is a roundel: a gull's wings cut out of the sky over a wave line.",
+        parts: [
+            part("a", "M4 50A46 46 0 1 0 96 50A46 46 0 1 0 4 50ZM9.5 50A40.5 40.5 0 1 0 90.5 50A40.5 40.5 0 1 0 9.5 50Z"),
+            part("b", "M17.1 62A35 35 0 1 1 82.9 62C72 55 62 69 50 62C38 55 28 69 17.1 62ZM26 40Q38 22 50 38Q62 22 74 40Q62 33 50 48Q38 33 26 40Z"),
+            part("a", "M19.4 67C28 60 38 74 50 67C62 74 72 60 80.6 67A35 35 0 0 1 19.4 67Z"),
+        ],
+        light: { a: "#0e4a6b", b: "#8fd0e8", c: "#ffffff" },
+        dark: { a: "#3b9bc4", b: "#a9dff0", c: "#ffffff" },
+    },
+    greywick: {
+        id: "greywick",
+        city: "Greywick",
+        nickname: "Wardens",
+        genre: "crest",
+        note: "Nearest: the many castle-on-a-shield crests. This is a plain shield under a red chief with a tower cut out.",
+        parts: [
+            part("b", "M12 10L88 10L88 25L12 25Z"),
+            part("a", "M12 30H88V50C88 72 70 86 50 95C30 86 12 72 12 50ZM34 80L34 46L34 40L40 40L40 46L45 46L45 40L55 40L55 46L60 46L60 40L66 40L66 46L66 80ZM45 80V66Q50 58 55 66V80Z"),
+        ],
+        light: { a: "#4a4f57", b: "#c8372d", c: "#ffffff" },
+        dark: { a: "#aeb6c2", b: "#e5594d", c: "#ffffff" },
+    },
+    brightwater: {
+        id: "brightwater",
+        city: "Brightwater",
+        nickname: "Comets",
+        genre: "monogram",
+        note: "Nearest: letter-in-a-disc club badges. A B knocked out of a violet disc, with a gold arc for the comet.",
+        parts: [
+            part("a", "M14 50A36 36 0 1 0 86 50A36 36 0 1 0 14 50ZM34 29Q34 26 37 26L53 26Q56 26 58.7 27.3L65.3 30.7Q68 32 68 35L68 42Q68 45 65.9 47.1L65.1 47.9Q63 50 65.3 52L67.7 54Q70 56 70 59L70 65Q70 68 67.5 69.7L60.5 74.3Q58 76 55 76L37 76Q34 76 34 73ZM44 36.5Q44 35 45.5 35L52.5 35Q54 35 55.2 35.9L56.8 37.1Q58 38 58 39.5L58 41.5Q58 43 56.8 43.9L55.2 45.1Q54 46 52.5 46L45.5 46Q44 46 44 44.5ZM44 56.5Q44 55 45.5 55L53.5 55Q55 55 56.2 55.9L58.8 58.1Q60 59 60 60.5L60 62.5Q60 64 58.8 64.9L56.2 67.1Q55 68 53.5 68L45.5 68Q44 68 44 66.5Z"),
+            part("b", "M9.6 35.3L10.3 31.9L11.5 28.7L13 25.5L14.7 22.4L16.8 19.5L19 16.8L21.6 14.3L24.3 11.9L27.3 9.8L30.4 7.9L33.7 6.3L37.1 5L40.6 4L44.3 3.2L47.9 2.8L51.7 2.7L55.4 2.9L59.1 3.4L62.7 4.2L66.2 5.4L69.7 6.8L73 8.5L76.2 10.5L79.1 12.7L81.9 15.2L84.4 17.9L86.8 20.8L88.8 23.8L90.6 27L92.1 30.4L93.3 33.8L94.2 37.3L94.8 40.9L95.1 44.5L95 48L94.7 51.6L94.1 55L93.2 58.4L92 61.6L90.4 64.7L90.4 64.7L90.9 61.3L91.2 58L91.3 54.7L91.2 51.4L90.9 48.2L90.3 45.1L89.5 42L88.5 39L87.3 36.1L85.9 33.3L84.3 30.6L82.5 28.1L80.6 25.7L78.4 23.5L76.2 21.4L73.8 19.5L71.3 17.8L68.7 16.3L66 15L63.2 13.8L60.3 12.9L57.4 12.2L54.4 11.6L51.3 11.3L48.3 11.3L45.3 11.4L42.2 11.7L39.2 12.3L36.2 13.1L33.3 14.1L30.4 15.3L27.6 16.8L24.9 18.4L22.3 20.3L19.8 22.4L17.5 24.6L15.3 27L13.3 29.6L11.4 32.4L9.6 35.3Z"),
+        ],
+        light: { a: "#7a2a8e", b: "#f2b705", c: "#ffffff" },
+        dark: { a: "#b46ad0", b: "#ffc933", c: "#ffffff" },
+    },
+    cinderfell: {
+        id: "cinderfell",
+        city: "Cinderfell",
+        nickname: "Bears",
+        genre: "mascot",
+        note: "Nearest: the Memphis Grizzlies' bear head. This one is a flat front view built from circles, with an angry brow.",
+        parts: [
+            part("a", "M11 28A13 13 0 1 0 37 28A13 13 0 1 0 11 28Z"),
+            part("a", "M63 28A13 13 0 1 0 89 28A13 13 0 1 0 63 28Z"),
+            part("a", "M16 56A34 34 0 1 0 84 56A34 34 0 1 0 16 56ZM30 47Q30 46 30.9 46.4L43.1 51.6Q44 52 43.7 52.9L42.3 57.1Q42 58 41.1 57.7L30.9 54.3Q30 54 30 53ZM70 47Q70 46 69.1 46.4L56.9 51.6Q56 52 56.3 52.9L57.7 57.1Q58 58 58.9 57.7L69.1 54.3Q70 54 70 53ZM31 70Q50 52 69 70Q66 88 50 90Q34 88 31 70Z"),
+            part("c", "M35 71Q50 58 65 71Q63 85 50 87Q37 85 35 71ZM43 69Q50 64 57 69Q56 76 50 77Q44 76 43 69Z"),
+        ],
+        light: { a: "#5a3a24", b: "#d9b27c", c: "#d9b27c" },
+        dark: { a: "#c08a5c", b: "#f0d4aa", c: "#f0d4aa" },
+    },
+    valmere: {
+        id: "valmere",
+        city: "Valmere",
+        nickname: "Hawks",
+        genre: "mascot",
+        note: "Nearest: the Atlanta Hawks' hawk head. This one is a faceted head in profile, in navy and amber.",
+        parts: [
+            part("a", "M15.2 94Q14 94 13.9 92.8L10.1 59.2Q10 58 10.3 56.8L17.7 31.2Q18 30 18.9 29.2L35.1 14.8Q36 14 37.2 13.7L58.8 8.3Q60 8 61.1 8.5L76.9 15.5Q78 16 78.7 16.9L85.3 25.1Q86 26 85 26.6L73 33.4Q72 34 72.1 35.2L72.9 48.8Q73 50 72.1 50.8L64.9 57.2Q64 58 64 59.2L64 68.8Q64 70 64.7 71L71.3 81Q72 82 71 82.7L59 91.3Q58 92 57.2 91.1L48.8 80.9Q48 80 47.2 80.9L36.8 93.1Q36 94 34.8 94ZM44 24L64 26L55 36Z"),
+            part("b", "M87 26.7Q88 26 88.6 27L96.4 41Q97 42 96.9 43.2L95.1 58.8Q95 60 94.2 59.1L86.8 50.9Q86 50 84.8 50L77.2 50Q76 50 75.9 48.8L75.1 37.2Q75 36 76 35.3Z"),
+        ],
+        light: { a: "#1f3b6f", b: "#f2a900", c: "#ffffff" },
+        dark: { a: "#6f95e0", b: "#ffc233", c: "#ffffff" },
+    },
+    larkmoor: {
+        id: "larkmoor",
+        city: "Larkmoor",
+        nickname: "Foxes",
+        genre: "mascot",
+        note: "Nearest: the Fox Racing head and the Leicester City fox. This is a front-facing fox made of seven flat facets.",
+        parts: [
+            part("a", "M9.9 7.5Q10 6 11.2 6.9L36.8 27.1Q38 28 39.5 28L60.5 28Q62 28 63.2 27.1L88.8 6.9Q90 6 90.1 7.5L93.9 48.5Q94 50 92.6 50.4L67.4 57.6Q66 58 64.8 57.1L51.2 46.9Q50 46 48.8 46.9L35.2 57.1Q34 58 32.6 57.6L7.4 50.4Q6 50 6.1 48.5ZM22 38L38 40L30 47ZM78 38L62 40L70 47Z"),
+            part("b", "M9.6 57Q8.5 56 9.9 56.4L32.6 63.6Q34 64 35.2 63.1L48.8 52.9Q50 52 51.2 52.9L64.8 63.1Q66 64 67.4 63.6L90.1 56.4Q91.5 56 90.4 57L51.1 94Q50 95 48.9 94Z"),
+            part("c", "M42.6 82.8Q42 82 43 82L57 82Q58 82 57.4 82.8L50.6 91.2Q50 92 49.4 91.2Z"),
+        ],
+        light: { a: "#d4561e", b: "#f4ead8", c: "#1c1c1c" },
+        dark: { a: "#f07a3d", b: "#f4ead8", c: "#ffd9c2" },
+    },
+    ironport: {
+        id: "ironport",
+        city: "Ironport",
+        nickname: "Sharks",
+        genre: "emblem",
+        note: "Nearest: the San Jose Sharks' leaping shark. This one is only a fin, in a ring, over two wave bars.",
+        parts: [
+            part("c", "M4 50A46 46 0 1 0 96 50A46 46 0 1 0 4 50ZM9 50A41 41 0 1 0 91 50A41 41 0 1 0 9 50Z"),
+            part("a", "M86 72C76 54 62 30 40 8C46 30 40 54 24 72Z"),
+            part("b", "M18.3 76C34 70 42 82 50 76C58 70 66 82 81.7 76L74.3 83C66 89 58 77 50 83C42 89 34 77 25.7 83Z"),
+            part("b", "M32.3 87C34 81 42 93 50 87C58 81 66 93 67.7 87L50 91C66 97 58 85 50 91C42 97 34 85 50 91Z"),
+        ],
+        light: { a: "#233447", b: "#2fa4b8", c: "#9aa7b4" },
+        dark: { a: "#7f9bb8", b: "#3fc2d6", c: "#b8c4d0" },
+    },
+    pinecrest: {
+        id: "pinecrest",
+        city: "Pinecrest",
+        nickname: "Firs",
+        genre: "badge",
+        note: "Nearest: forestry and outdoor badges; no well-known club uses a fir. Three stacked triangles cut out of a rounded square.",
+        parts: [
+            part("a", "M10 24Q10 10 24 10L76 10Q90 10 90 24L90 76Q90 90 76 90L24 90Q10 90 10 76ZM49.6 18.7Q50 18 50.4 18.7L61.6 37.3Q62 38 61.2 38L38.8 38Q38 38 38.4 37.3ZM49.5 32.6Q50 32 50.5 32.6L67.5 53.4Q68 54 67.2 54L32.8 54Q32 54 32.5 53.4ZM49.4 48.6Q50 48 50.6 48.6L73.4 71.4Q74 72 73.2 72L26.8 72Q26 72 26.6 71.4Z"),
+            part("b", "M45 74L55 74L55 84L45 84Z"),
+        ],
+        light: { a: "#14573a", b: "#8a5a2b", c: "#ffffff" },
+        dark: { a: "#3fae7c", b: "#c58b4a", c: "#ffffff" },
+    },
+    redfern: {
+        id: "redfern",
+        city: "Redfern",
+        nickname: "Rovers",
+        genre: "crest",
+        note: "Nearest: the Dallas Cowboys' star. This is a gold star set inside a red diamond ring.",
+        parts: [
+            part("a", "M46.5 7.5Q50 4 53.5 7.5L92.5 46.5Q96 50 92.5 53.5L53.5 92.5Q50 96 46.5 92.5L7.5 53.5Q4 50 7.5 46.5ZM48.6 15.4Q50 14 51.4 15.4L84.6 48.6Q86 50 84.6 51.4L51.4 84.6Q50 86 48.6 84.6L15.4 51.4Q14 50 15.4 48.6Z"),
+            part("b", "M49.5 29.4Q50 28 50.5 29.4L55.4 42.5Q55.9 43.9 57.4 44L71.3 44.5Q72.8 44.6 71.6 45.5L60.7 54.2Q59.5 55.1 59.9 56.5L63.7 70Q64.1 71.4 62.9 70.6L51.2 62.8Q50 62 48.8 62.8L37.1 70.6Q35.9 71.4 36.3 70L40.1 56.5Q40.5 55.1 39.3 54.2L28.4 45.5Q27.2 44.6 28.7 44.5L42.6 44Q44.1 43.9 44.6 42.5Z"),
+        ],
+        light: { a: "#b01e2e", b: "#f0c24b", c: "#ffffff" },
+        dark: { a: "#e4505f", b: "#f6cf63", c: "#ffffff" },
+    },
+    tarn: {
+        id: "tarn",
+        city: "Tarn Valley",
+        nickname: "Peaks",
+        genre: "badge",
+        note: "Nearest: Patagonia's skyline and The North Face's half dome. Two cut-out peaks and a sun in a hexagon.",
+        parts: [
+            part("a", "M45.7 6.5Q50 4 54.3 6.5L85.5 24.5Q89.8 27 89.8 32L89.8 68Q89.8 73 85.5 75.5L54.3 93.5Q50 96 45.7 93.5L14.5 75.5Q10.2 73 10.2 68L10.2 32Q10.2 27 14.5 24.5ZM17 70Q16 70 16.6 69.2L39.4 34.8Q40 34 40.6 34.8L63.4 69.2Q64 70 63 70ZM45 70Q44 70 44.6 69.2L65.4 42.8Q66 42 66.6 42.8L87.4 69.2Q88 70 87 70Z"),
+            part("b", "M60 28A8 8 0 1 0 76 28A8 8 0 1 0 60 28Z"),
+        ],
+        light: { a: "#26527a", b: "#f2c14e", c: "#ffffff" },
+        dark: { a: "#5f9bd0", b: "#f6cf63", c: "#ffffff" },
+    },
+});

package/dist/brands/brand.letters.d.ts

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+/** How a wordmark is lettered. */
+export interface LetterStyle {
+    /** Stroke weight, in units of a letter 100 high. */
+    weight: number;
+    /** Corner treatment: `round` (a curve), `cut` (a straight cut) or `sharp`. */
+    corner: "round" | "cut" | "sharp";
+    /** The size of the corner, in the same units. */
+    radius: number;
+    /** Width of a letter, 1 being 60 units across. */
+    width: number;
+    /** Space between letters, in the same units. */
+    gap: number;
+    /** Lean to the right, in degrees (negative leans left). */
+    slant: number;
+    /** The ends of a stroke. */
+    cap: "butt" | "round" | "square";
+}
+/** The letters the alphabet draws. */
+export declare const LETTERS: readonly string[];
+/** A word laid out: the path of all its letters (stroked, not filled) and the box it fills. */
+export interface Lettering {
+    d: string;
+    width: number;
+    height: number;
+    /** The stroke weight the path is to be drawn with. */
+    weight: number;
+}
+/** The unit height the lettering is drawn at. */
+export declare const LETTER_HEIGHT = 100;
+/** A word in capitals, in a style. A letter the alphabet does not have is left out. The box includes the stroke's half weight and the room a lean needs. */
+export declare function lettering(word: string, style: LetterStyle): Lettering;