If you've ever tried to use Apple's system fonts outside of macOS, you already know the experience isn't exactly smooth. You go to Apple's developer site, download  .dmg files, extract them manually, and hope you didn't miss anything along the way. It works but it's clunky. That's why I made this GitHub repository worth sharing: 👉 https://github.com/1mehdifaraji/apple-fonts What fonts are included? Apple's system typography is built around the San Francisco family, along with a few others. These fonts are widely used across iOS, macOS, and other Apple platforms. Some of the main ones included: SF Pro (the default system font) SF Compact (used in tighter UI like watchOS) SF Mono (great for coding environments) New York (Apple's serif typeface) These fonts are designed for readability across devices and support a wide range of languages and UI contexts (Apple Developer).…