Migrate from superagent to axios - #127
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I think this looks good. It's a busy time for many right now, but I will do my best to merge this and release it as soon as I can. In the future, please read and follow the contributing guidelines. Thank you. https://github.com/jonkemp/inline-css/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md |
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Really looking forward to this being merged! Let's push it through! 🌟 |
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Hi! I've tried to import the inline-css into our project, but I've had a few problems with a Vite.
I can't make a bundle by importing inline-css into it. extract-css uses old superagent -> vm2, which tries to load bridge.js (and other scripts) dynamically: yep, it loads files via fs-require 🫤
Here, Axios is the better solution.
Also, we are cannot pass a CI security test.
All tests (63) were passed with proxies too.