I am running the inliner on a JS-rendered HTML page saved with Chrome, which uses data-src attributes on some img tags to lazy-load images. For some reason the inliner seems to follow these attributes, and since it cannot find them, it throws an error. The text of the error is:
Uncaught (in promise) Error: Could not call remote method 'html'. Check that the method signature is correct. Underlying error: The file /Users/sarimabbas/Developer/.../previews/intrepid.png was not found!
Underlying stack: Error: The file /Users/sarimabbas/Developer/.../intrepid.png was not found!
at DataURI.encodeSync (/Users/sarimabbas/Developer/.../src/frontend/node_modules/datauri/api.js:77:11)
at new DataURI (/Users/sarimabbas/Developer/.../src/frontend/node_modules/datauri/index.js:13:34)
at Object.util.getFileReplacement (/Users/sarimabbas/Developer/.../src/frontend/node_modules/web-resource-inliner/src/util.js:190:24)
For reference, here is the problematic HTML. The src asset is available, but the data-src asset was never made available by Chrome:
I am running the inliner on a JS-rendered HTML page saved with Chrome, which uses
data-src
attributes on someimg
tags to lazy-load images. For some reason the inliner seems to follow these attributes, and since it cannot find them, it throws an error. The text of the error is:For reference, here is the problematic HTML. The
src
asset is available, but thedata-src
asset was never made available by Chrome:Is there a way to continue silently, or otherwise skip all
data
attributes? Thank you!