Good day! Trying to raise phantomjs on FreeBSD. After a manual installation of its 32-bit version compatible with linux in accordance with the guide set forth here for installing a phantom and running compatibility of Linux binaries on freebsd in accordance with the compatibility launch guide, the phantom -v command returns an error:

phantomjs: error while loading shared libraries: libfontconfig.so.1

Of the documentation says that you need to run $ sudo pkg install phantomjs to install the necessary dependencies, but this command swears the absence of this package in the repository. How can I solve the problem of installing libfontconfig.so.1 libraries in freebsd? Thanks for any answer!

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The phantom documentation says that if ready-made binaries from the site are used, then some dependencies need to be resolved manually. To solve the problem with missing libfontconfig.so you need to install fontconfig :

 pkg install fontconfig

Or from ports to collect:

 cd /usr/ports/x11-fonts/fontconfig/ make install clean

But as far as I remember, Phantomjs is in the ports . You can try to install from ports:

 cd /usr/ports/lang/phantomjs/ make install clean