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---
title: Glyph
---
Glyph(name: str, production_name: Optional[str] = None, category: str = 'base', codepoints: List[int] = <factory>, layers: List[babelfont.Layer.Layer] = <factory>, exported: bool = True, direction: str = 'LTR', _formatspecific: dict = <factory>, _: dict = None)
* When writing to Babelfont-JSON, this class must be serialized without newlines
## Glyph.name
* Python type: `str`
* **Required field**
## Glyph.production_name
* Python type: `Optional[str]`
*If not provided, defaults to* `None`.
## Glyph.category
* Python type: `str`
*If not provided, defaults to* `base`.
## Glyph.codepoints
* Python type: `[int]`
## Glyph.layers
* Python type: [[`Layer`](Layer.html)]
## Glyph.exported
* Python type: `bool`
*If not provided, defaults to* `True`.
## Glyph.direction
* Python type: `str`
*If not provided, defaults to* `LTR`.
## Glyph._formatspecific
* Python type: `dict`
Each object in Babelfont has an optional attached dictionary to allow the storage
of format-specific information. Font creation software may store any additional
information that they wish to have preserved on import and export under a
namespaced (reverse-domain) key in this dictionary. For example, information
specific to the Glyphs software should be stored under the key `com.glyphsapp`.
The value stored under this key may be any data serializable in JSON; typically
it will be a `dict`.
Note that there is an important distinction between the Python object format
of this field and the Babelfont-JSON representation. When stored to JSON, this key
is exported not as `_formatspecific` but as a simple underscore (`_`).
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