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My flowchart is very wide, but when mmdc outputs to png, it expects me to supply my own value for width. If I don't, it defaults to something so small that the result is illegible (--help says width default is 800; the file actually produced is 784x52). However, when I output to svg, the svg document includes a calculated max-width of 19769.9px, so I know it's possible to calculate.
Proposed solution
Either mmdc on its own should default to max-width, or there should be a flag to force it, such as: mmdc -w auto or mmdc -w max or mmdc --maxwidth.
Alternatives tried
My workaround is to output to svg, take the max-width from that, and output again as png with -w <max-width>.
I've not found any other easy way to create the max-width png on the live editor.
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My flowchart is very wide, but when
mmdc
outputs to png, it expects me to supply my own value for width. If I don't, it defaults to something so small that the result is illegible (--help
says width default is 800; the file actually produced is 784x52). However, when I output to svg, the svg document includes a calculatedmax-width
of 19769.9px, so I know it's possible to calculate.Proposed solution
Either
mmdc
on its own should default to max-width, or there should be a flag to force it, such as:mmdc -w auto
ormmdc -w max
ormmdc --maxwidth
.Alternatives tried
My workaround is to output to svg, take the max-width from that, and output again as png with
-w <max-width>
.I've not found any other easy way to create the max-width png on the live editor.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: