Open DevCEDTeam opened 1 week ago
To add a graphic flowchart like the one you shared in the comments field (for example, in a GitHub issue or discussion), follow these steps:
Check for Mermaid Support: First, ensure that the platform you are using (e.g., GitHub) supports Mermaid charts in comments or markdown fields.
Format the Mermaid Code in Markdown: Use triple backticks (```) to wrap the Mermaid code in a Markdown-supported environment like GitHub. This will render the flowchart.
For example, in a GitHub issue or comment, you would enter the following:
```mermaid
flowchart TD
A[Inbound Email Message] --> B(MX Records via Cloudflare)
B --> B1(route1.mx.cloudflare.net Priority: 2)
B --> B2(route2.mx.cloudflare.net Priority: 81)
B --> B3(route3.mx.cloudflare.net Priority: 91)
B --> C(Cloudflare Worker: workers-n8n-4)
C --> D(Google Cloud Function Processes the email)
D --> D1(Bounce management IMAP)
D --> D2(Open tracking pixel tracking)
D --> D3(Unsubscribe handling Webhook)
D --> D4(OAuth 2.0 for Gmail)
D --> E(Firestore/MongoDB Stores email metadata)
E --> E1(Bounce, open, unsubscribe data)
E --> F(Outbound Email Routing Mailhop server a970359.mx.mailhop.org)
3. **Submit the Comment**: Once you submit the comment, GitHub will automatically render the Mermaid flowchart if it supports it.
### Alternative: Attach an Image of the Flowchart
If the platform does not support Mermaid directly, you can create the flowchart in a tool that supports Mermaid (like [Mermaid Live Editor](https://mermaid-js.github.io/mermaid-live-editor/)), export the flowchart as an image (PNG, SVG), and upload it as an image in your comment.
For example:
- Create the flowchart using Mermaid Live Editor.
- Export the flowchart as an image.
- Upload the image to the comments section of GitHub or your desired platform.
Let me know if you need further assistance!