attempt to remove execPipe function #44
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Is it possible that the exec version is actually the correct behavior and execPipe is for some reason rendering them unnecessarily large? |
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No, highly doubt it. This code doesn't work. I was mainly posting up for any suggestions why it wasn't working the way I thought it should. (The images don't render in the browser.) |
Had a problem with encoding. Exec contrary to the docs is handing back a string not a buffer.
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This is now working correctly. It was a problem with the encoding of the streams. Should be ready to pull. |
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The exec Pipe function looks to do about the same as what child_process.exec does.
I thought that it should be removed and use child_process.exec instead.
Currently this is not ready to merge. At the moment the graphs images don't render correctly. They are about 5% smaller. Any ideas why this isn't working?