dhardtke/font-awesome-minify-plugin

A Webpack Plugin that minifies your included FontAwesome CSS and fonts by only bundling the icons you are actually using

Hi there 👋

font-awesome-minify-plugin's Issues

Font files get a new chunkhash each compilation

For some reason each time the build is started, webpack yields a new chunkhash for each font file generated by the plugin.

I am starting to believe it has something to do with the way the plugin hooks into the compilation process (using the NormalModuleFactory)

Unit Tests

Would be nice to ensure functionality for different versions of Font Awesome.

add SVG/JS minify new feature

Would be nice if this can support SVG/JS version =>all.js.

Plugin is not working for me :(

Greetings all,

I am trying to get running with this great plugin with no success.

You can find my repo code here

Here is a snippet on how I am configuring the plugin:

    new FontAwesomeMinifyPlugin({
      srcDir: path.resolve(/* path to my source directory */),
    })

Here is how I am including the FA css:

@import '@fortawesome/fontawesome-free/css/all';

If I run my build script in package.json, I still get full sized font icon files.

What am I doing wrong?

SCSS support

It would be nice if SCSS (potentially even LESS) would be supported when using FontAwesome in one's project.

Hello

Dear Mr.dhardtke,
Hello, my name is David.
Can I ask you a favor regarding font-awesome-minify-plugin?
I'm using Wordpress and FA is loaded from local server(not CDN)
I would like to purge unused FA because of heavy file size(280KB total)
Can I use your git to purge unused FA on my Wordpress?
I would like to minify files, font-awesome.min.css, fa-brands-400.woff2, fa-light-300.woff2, fa-regular-400.woff2, fa-solid-900.woff2
I'm looking forward to hearing from you.
Thank you so much in advance.

Best regards,
David

Please add support for Font Awesome Pro 5

Font awesome pro has brands.css, regular.css, solid.css and light.css icon versions.
Your code supports only brands, regular and solid, please add "light" to this regexp:

else if (/(solid|regular|brands).css/.test(data.resource))

CI integration

There's some really cool CI services out there that we could use, e.g. Travis CI or Circle CI

Conditionally enable/disable particular file formats

E.g. write only woff/woff2, etc.