Exporting includes empty base64 content for fonts

[matclab]

I'm using font awesome. bs serve works like a charm (thank for this nice tool), but when exporting, the font css in the final html lokks like:

@font-face{font-family:'Font Awesome 5 Brands';font-style:normal;font-weight:normal;src:url('data:application/vnd.ms-fontobject;base64,');src:url('data:application/vnd.ms-fontobject;base64,')

The font is empty.

[sinedied]

Something effectively does not seems right 😄

I remember that is used to work though as I did the same thing and using Font Awesome 5 in my slides were not an issue at export.

https://github.com/remy/inliner is used to perform the inlining, either an update have broken it or latest PR merged here have broken it, I'll have a look.

In the meanwhile can you try with the feature/refactor branch to see if the issue is still present? See #43 (comment) for how to install and use it.

[matclab]

Before trying the feature/refactor branch, I tried with the docker to try reproducing the problem in a controlled environment, but docker run --rm -v $(pwd):/src taobeier/backslide export gives:

mime.getType(...) is not a function
mime.getType(...) is not a function
mime.getType(...) is not a function
mime.getType(...) is not a function
mime.getType(...) is not a function
mime.getType(...) is not a function
mime.getType(...) is not a function

Whereas serving via the docker worked well.

Images ans fonts are not included in the resulting html.

[matclab]

feature/refactor branch neither produces an html file with the font embeded (the font awesome css doesn't seem to be included whereas it was in the master version).

[matclab]

For info, having installed inliner 1.13.1 and doing:

bs export -l
inliner -n -m dist/201809-sécurité.html > res.html

worked well.
Not using the -n (no compression) produces an invalid HTML.

[sinedied]

Sorry for the delay and thanks for the feedback, I will take a look. If it works with inliner directly it's good news, maybe it's just a matter of updating the version in backslide.

[matclab]

Yes indeed, but note that it didn't work directly with inliner without the -n switch (no compression).