nestoru
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4 years ago Awesome. Would be great to offer gif or animated SVG export as a result. Perhaps even an embedded js code that could do the animation just by pasting the code.
Open cadbox1 opened 5 years ago
nestoru
commented
4 years ago Awesome. Would be great to offer gif or animated SVG export as a result. Perhaps even an embedded js code that could do the animation just by pasting the code.
sidgitind
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3 years ago This looks amazing...If we can simply embed such drawings in the web, that would be great if export in gif/SVG is resource intensive
maiermic
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2 years ago @cadbox1 Have you found a similar tool? I see potential using it with Reveal.js or reveal-md https://github.com/amra/reveal-md-scripts/tree/master/mermaidjs
maiermic
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2 years ago @cadbox1 I am unsure how to interpret the :eyes: reaction (to my previous comment). Would you please explain it to me? :sweat_smile:
cadbox1
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2 years ago hey @maiermic haha good question. I haven't found a similar tool but reveal-md looks really cool so I guess that's what I was meaning by the eyes.
maiermic
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2 years ago Reveal.js does support animations (e.g. using fragments). Therefore, you need to add attributes (e.g. the class fragment) to the respective HTMLElements. Is this possible?
PS: I just realized that the organization/repository moved to https://github.com/mermaid-js/mermaid-live-editor. I'm not sure if this issue is still watched by maintainers.
Edit: According to this comment
As to animation - this is not supported in Mermaid, and there are no plans to introduce this feature in the near future.
Is anyone interested in animated diagrams?
I was reading this hackernews thread to find a tool that can create beautiful, animated diagrams like the sequence diagram at Git LFS but didn't really find a tool in the comments that could handle the animation part.
I love Mermaid especially the live editor, making it easy to share diagrams with just a link but I think some larger diagrams can be a bit overwhelming and animations might be able to help with this.
I've created a proof of concept to explore the idea here.
And here's a large sequence diagram.
Looking forward to some feedback, or finding a similar tool to achieve this.