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mathjax-node-svg2img
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This module extends mathjax-node using svg2img.
It can be used as a drop-in replacement for mathjax-node. This is an improvement on the archived project, mathjax-node-svg2png. svg2img does not require PhantomJS. PhantomJS is not actively maintained and troublesome to containerize.
Use
npm install mathjax-node-svg2img
to install mathjax-node-svg2img and its dependencies.
This module is used like mathjax-node, extending the input data object with new options
png: true // enable PNG generation
pngHeight: desired height (in px) // Override height
pngWidth: desired width (in px) // Override width
scale: 1 // scaling factor to apply during conversion
Similarly, mathjax-node's result object is extended with new keys png (containing the resulting data-uri string), pngWidth, and pngHeight (png width and height in pixel).
png: // PNG results
pngWidth: // width (in px)
pngHeight: // height (in px)
FAQs
Extend mathjax-node using svg2img
We found that mathjax-node-svg2img demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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