This plugin adds the Mermaid JS library to Discourse so that posts can make use of its features. It turns this:
[mermaid]
gantt
title A Gantt Diagram
dateFormat YYYY-MM-DD
section Section
A task :a1, 2014-01-01, 30d
Another task :after a1 , 20d
section Another
Task in sec :2014-01-12 , 12d
another task : 24d
[/mermaid]
I’d love to, especially because I’m suspicious that might make the rendering more reliable. However, I can’t see how this happens, can you point me to something more specific?
Thanks @j.jaffeux ! As you saw, I merged in your PR and the results are far superior. The charts now load reliably and nearly instantly. I’ve updated the OP along these lines.
Really love this plugin, it is very fun to use when you get instant updates in the editor preview pane
Is there an easy way to make the plugin work better with dark themes?
I’ll add one more thing to my wishlist, it would be great to have a composer button for Mermaid that could insert some example charts and have a link to the documentation site to make it easier for new users to discover all the functionality of the script.
I started looking for a generic toolbar customizer plugin to insert the snippets I need but it doesn’t look like anyone has made one. It would probably make more sense for each plugin to manage their own toolbar extensions anyway.
I totally agree, the instant updates in the preview pane are awesome!
I see how it doesn’t look great with the Dark theme . Unfortunately, I don’t have the know how or capacity to work on a fix for that. However, I would gladly accept a PR that introduces a solution.
Mermaid has a few themes in their repo, which I imagine you’d be able to select either with a site setting or something. My wild guess would be that this turns into
mermaid.init({ theme: 'dark' }, $mermaid)
Unfortunately none of the current ones (options are ‘dark’, ‘forest’, and ‘neutral’) really look good with DIscourse’s dark theme (they all have black text labels), so my recommendation here for someone willing to work on this (not me sorry )
Todo está bien en mermaid.live
Esta es una prueba para esta muestra:
flowchart LR
subgraph "One"
a("`El **gato**
en el sombrero`") -- "etiqueta de borde" --> b{{"`El **perro** en el cerdo`"}}
end
subgraph "`**Dos**`"
c("`El **gato**
en el sombrero`") -- "`Etiqueta de borde **en negrita**`" --> d("El perro en el cerdo")
end
Tenemos el componente de tema Discourse Mermaid aquí en Meta en lugar del plugin, y puedo ver un resultado similar usando el ejemplo:
flowchart LR
subgraph "One"
a("`El **gato**
en el sombrero`") -- "etiqueta de borde" --> b{{"`El **perro** en el cerdo`"}}
end
subgraph "`**Dos**`"
c("`El **gato**
en el sombrero`") -- "etiqueta de borde **negrita**" --> d("El perro en el cerdo")
end
Sin embargo, no sigo el ejemplo enlazado, ya que este no parece mostrar el texto en negrita/cursiva en elflowchart resultante: (aunque no muestra el Markdown en sí)
. Unfortunately, I don’t have the know how or capacity to work on a fix for that. However, I would gladly accept a PR that introduces a solution.
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