Using importable-fonts give illegible skewed text results

Using this in my node server gives the skewed output

import standard from "figlet/importable-fonts/Standard.js";
figlet.parseFont("Standard", standard);
figlet.text(
  "Anobisssss",
  {
    font: "Standard"
  },
  function(err, data) {
    console.log(data);
  }
);

While specifying without parseFont works fine, figlet("Anobis", { font: "Red Phoenix" }, (...))

[paramsinghvc]

Working fine now. Thanks a lot. Btw, may I know what was the issue and how did you solve it. Because I too tried to debug it by comparing the JS file with the FLF file in diffcecker, there were exactly same. Where was the issue precisely?

[patorjk]

The issue was the escaping of the Blackslash character for the importable-fonts. The feedback I got on the idea seem to be positive in the React thread - https://github.com/patorjk/figlet.js/issues/32#issuecomment-497487890, however, I just noticed that someone in the other thread mentioned the fonts were slightly off (which was due to the Blackslash character not appearing). When I some time I’ll add some tests for the importable-fonts and then add this method to the documentation.