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The tikZ example uses absolute values to crop the left margin from a picture. However, this is error prone and I think it might depend on the local latex installation. I suggest to add the following to the "additionalpackages" in the example, which will crop the resulting image automatically to its largest dimension, without having to consider any margins added by latex.
\standaloneconfig{varwidth=\paperwidth}
changing the corresponding part of readme.md and sample.md as
Alternatively, this option can be provided directly by the lua filter in its internal template (note this can be changed to a different value as above.)
The tikZ example uses absolute values to crop the left margin from a picture. However, this is error prone and I think it might depend on the local latex installation. I suggest to add the following to the "additionalpackages" in the example, which will crop the resulting image automatically to its largest dimension, without having to consider any margins added by latex.
\standaloneconfig{varwidth=\paperwidth}
changing the corresponding part of readme.md and sample.md as
This would have helped me a lot to get started.
Alternatively, this option can be provided directly by the lua filter in its internal template (note this can be changed to a different value as above.)
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