Topics created by SimonHenz97

I'm not sure how to fix it. It is too abstract. However the problem is the following...

async function componentWrapper(name, opts) { // here you let evaluate the `Number: {{0}}` code, but the `#each` haven't even started const childValue = await jsreport.templatingEngines.waitForAsyncHelper(opts.fn(this)) // here you invoke `Footer` component with each return component.call({ ...opts.data, child: childValue }, name, opts) }

Yes it looks like that was the issue, the required fonts were not embeeded in the pdf so when converting to svg they couldn't be found.

After adding the fonts to the image everything works.
Thank you

Update: I completely forgot to mention how we deploy the application.
Now we are using the included docker image for version 4.7.0 to ship the app.

running the app localy creating, editing and logging in as the api user works, but inside the docker container we get the same
TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'complexType')
Maybe because we are using a PostgresDB with the container instead of fs.

We also ran into the issue of chrome-pdf timeouts, which somehow got fixed using the 4.7.0-full image instead, the api issue persists.

Ok, I managed to find a solution

ports: - ${PORT}:443 volumes: - jsreport:/jsreport - certs:/certs environment: httpsPort: 443 certificate_key: /certs/${SSL_KEY} certificate_cert: /certs/${SSL_CERT}

I needed to specify the certs directory from the root...
And the config path needed a ' _ ' not a ' . ' , I don't know how I made that assumption

That is indeed helpful, thanks for the help!

Passing opts.fn(this) should be the fix

const childValue = await jsreport.templatingEngines.waitForAsyncHelper(opts.fn(this))

https://handlebarsjs.com/guide/block-helpers.html#basic-blocks

Oh wow it works now.
I tried the option with true and false, I didn't expect that not providing the info was a third option, since we are talking about a bool.

Thank you 👍