Update import statement for fontkit in README.md #7
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This commit updates the import statement for the `fontkit` library in the README.md file. Previously, the import statement was written as `import fontkit from '@pdf-lib/fontkit';`. However, this might cause issues if the library does not have a default export. To ensure compatibility with different module systems, the import statement has been changed to `import * as fontkit from '@pdf-lib/fontkit';`. This syntax imports all exports from the `fontkit` library into an object named `fontkit`, which can then be used to access the library's features.
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This commit updates the import statement for the
fontkitlibrary in the README.md file.Previously, the import statement was written as
import fontkit from '@pdf-lib/fontkit';. However, this might cause issues if the library does not have a default export.To ensure compatibility with different module systems, the import statement has been changed to
import * as fontkit from '@pdf-lib/fontkit';. This syntax imports all exports from thefontkitlibrary into an object namedfontkit, which can then be used to access the library's features.