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The example shows how to set options from javascript, but this is an awesome extension for VS Code using Markdown PDF extension. It would be great to be able to set a setting for this extension so it could direct to a private PlantUML server. I have to export to HTML, replace all URLs, and then print to PDF at the moment as a work around. In addition, the ability to strip the "/plantuml" from the url would be great. This would allow easy use with plantuml docker images as shown in the following examples:
I think this issue should be reported to the vscode-markdown-pdf project, because this is the plugin which uses markdown-it-plantuml and needs to support the configuration of the server option which is provided here.
Therefore I opened a corresponding issue there see #139.
The example shows how to set options from javascript, but this is an awesome extension for VS Code using Markdown PDF extension. It would be great to be able to set a setting for this extension so it could direct to a private PlantUML server. I have to export to HTML, replace all URLs, and then print to PDF at the moment as a work around. In addition, the ability to strip the "/plantuml" from the url would be great. This would allow easy use with plantuml docker images as shown in the following examples:
docker: docker run -d -p 8080:8080 plantuml/plantuml-server:tomcat
currently generated: "http://www.plantuml.com/plantuml/svg/---sensitive---"
desired generated: "http://localhost:8080/svg/---sensitive---"
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