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I'm currently using webgen for a personal project and I've really come to like it. I do feel that I could do a bit to improve the tikz support tho. So here's some questions/ideas:
Why are you calling pdflatex with the -shell-escape flag? That would be a potential security issue.
Would it make sense to add support for xelatex/lualatex? They natively support system fonts with fontspec.
Would it make sense to use \documentclass[tikz]{standalone}, in datawebgen/passive_sources/templates/tikz.template, because like the you don't need pdfcrop and you get a lot of useful packages pre-loaded?
Would it make sense to support generating *.svg images using pdf2svg from the Tikz drawings?
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Thanks for the issue and the pull requests - I just wanted to let you know that it will take some time for me to look at the things you propose but from a quick look-through they seem okay and valid.
I'm currently using webgen for a personal project and I've really come to like it. I do feel that I could do a bit to improve the tikz support tho. So here's some questions/ideas:
pdflatex
with the-shell-escape
flag? That would be a potential security issue.fontspec
.\documentclass[tikz]{standalone}
, indatawebgen/passive_sources/templates/tikz.template
, because like the you don't needpdfcrop
and you get a lot of useful packages pre-loaded?*.svg
images usingpdf2svg
from the Tikz drawings?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: