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Bicep is a declarative language for describing and deploying Azure resources
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Support to export a visualization to an external graphic or file format #2704

Open rchaganti opened 3 years ago

rchaganti commented 3 years ago

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Within Bicep Visualizer, the visualized template is displayed on the canvas and we can interact with the template. However, it will be helpful to if we can export the visualized template into a graphic or supported file format.

Describe the solution you'd like Provide an option to export the visualization to PNG, JPEG, PDF, or any other supported format. Also, within the same visualization, an option to compile the Bicep file to ARM JSON will be useful.

JustinGrote commented 2 years ago

Related, ideally also be able to run this unattended (either via bicep cli or typescript instructions). I would love to be able to include a visualization with every GitHub Actions run.

bartvdbraak commented 1 year ago

Is this on the radar for implementation?

machug commented 1 year ago

agree this would be quite handy.

GDMTT commented 1 year ago

Would help be good if it could be done such that I could be done in a ci/cd pipeline to update documentation.

chrispickford commented 8 months ago

+1

peter-arnold-retail-insight commented 8 months ago

This would really help us when requesting sign off for infrastructure changes. At the moment I'm screen grabbing the vscode extension output into a PR.

aliquid commented 3 months ago

+1, screengrabbing is pain

TLA020 commented 3 months ago

+1

alex-frankel commented 3 months ago

Just noting that exporting to a mermaid file is another good use case as noted by @matebarabas in #14432