fix(docker): add CJK fonts for Chinese/Japanese/Korean PDF rendering (#777)#785
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…rbhr#777) The Docker image used python:3.13-slim-bookworm which does not include any CJK fonts. Playwright/Chromium relies on system font fallback for rendering Chinese characters in PDF exports. Without CJK fonts, Chinese resumes render as garbled text / boxes. Changes: - Add fonts-noto-cjk to Dockerfile apt-get install block - Covers Chinese, Japanese, and Korean characters Closes srbhr#777
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Closes #777
Problem
Users running Resume-Matcher via Docker (
docker compose up) experience garbled / box-character output when exporting Chinese resumes to PDF. The same code works correctly when running from source, because the host OS has CJK fonts installed.Root Cause
The Docker image uses
python:3.13-slim-bookwormas its base, which is a minimal Debian image that does not include any CJK fonts. PDF rendering uses Playwright + headless Chromium, which relies on system font fallback for Chinese characters. Without CJK fonts available in the container, Chromium has nothing to fall back to.Fix
Add
fonts-noto-cjkto the Dockerfile'sapt-get installblock. This package provides comprehensive CJK font coverage (Chinese, Japanese, Korean) and is the standard choice for Debian-based containers.Verification
After rebuilding the image:
docker compose upImpact
ja) resume exportsSummary by cubic
Fixes garbled CJK text in PDF exports when running via Docker by installing
fonts-noto-cjkin thepython:3.13-slim-bookwormimage. Addresses #777 and improves Chinese/Japanese/Korean rendering inPlaywright/Chromium, with ~150MB image size increase and no app code changes.docker compose up.Written for commit c9528ef. Summary will update on new commits.