You mean writing a font back into a font file? Yes, this feature is not available now.
OpenType.js throws errors for many font files. It supports just a specific subset of standard font structures. It also renders some glyphs incorrectly. Typr.js does not have these problems (at least not during my testing).
OpenType.js throws errors for many font files. It supports just a specific subset of standard font structures. It also renders some glyphs incorrectly. Typr.js does not have these problems (at least not during my testing).