Open abnerlee opened 6 years ago
http://jumly.tmtk.net/ mentioned by Christoph
is there any thing we could do to help?
Do you have the plan to add any kind of mind mapping diagram support?
plantuml +1
How about railroad diagrams?
Hope typora can support more diagrams format.
+1 plantuml
+1 for plantuml
+1 for graphviz
+1 for plantuml
+1 for graphviz It's supported by HackMD, but I really wish I could use it in typora (I find it a more comfortable editor than HackMD).
Creating charts with Vega would be great: https://vega.github.io/vega/
Graphviz can be implemented with http://viz-js.com
+1 for graphviz
+1 for plantuml
+1 for Vega (also MarkVis and Wavedrom, but mostly Vega)
I also vote for integrating:
1) WaveDrom 2) Graphviz 3) PlantUML
+1 for plantuml
+1 for plantuml
Thank you
+1 for PlantUML
+1 for PlantUML support also via code block:
```plantuml
Bob -> Alice
(then closing ticks, can't get to work in comment, sorry)
If Graphviz would be supported would be implemented, it would be nice to support syntax added by Jekyll extensions like https://github.com/kui/jekyll-graphviz or https://github.com/zhustec/jekyll-diagrams
Typora is an editor, to be the No.1. It needn't support all kinds of diagrams format or most of them. Try to adopt the best one to shape users' habit. It's just an editor, if it is heavy, why not use IDE?
@hitzhangjie Mostly because all IDEs I know of have worse support for Markdown than Typora does. If I use IDE it degenerates (due to lack of support of various features I need) so much, that it slowly makes more to use nano + live preview (except, with rendering TeX, graphs, etc server-side live preview is no longer live - I have to wait ~1-2 minutes to render some of my longer LaTeX and Graphviz heavy posts). Typora allows me to see changes immediately as it is designed around rerendering and updating things live, as opposed to generating optimized output working without any JS. I don't use Typora because it's lightweight - for that I have Sublime Text. I use it because it is convenient and featureful, which is why I want to pay for it when it will be eventually released commercially.
BTW. It might be just me, but I actually consider Typora to be a Markdown IDE.
Hi there,
(Thank you for a great product!)
Is it possible to support this style
<div class="mermaid">
graph LR
A[Hard edge] -->|Link text| B(Round edge)
B --> C{Decision}
C -->|One| D[Result one]
C -->|Two| E[Result two]
</div>
as well as this style?
```mermaid
graph LR
A[Hard edge] -->|Link text| B(Round edge)
B --> C{Decision}
C -->|One| D[Result one]
C -->|Two| E[Result two]
```
We use mdbook to render our final markdown content, which only support the top example.
Thank you and kind regards, Hansie.
Hope I can use typora to draw class diagrams very soon
plantUML +1
plantUML +1
plantUML +1
+1 for PlantUML
+1 for graphviz.
+1 for PlantUML
+1 for PlantUML
+1 for PlantUML
+1 for tikz
+1 for PlantUML
+1 for PlantUML
+1 for PlantUML
Also, PlantUML is good.
But if we can use graphviz and all the layout engine will more powerfull
+1 for PlantUML
Also, PlantUML is good.
But if we can use graphviz and all the layout engine will more powerfull
PlantUML supports graphviz.
Also, PlantUML is good. But if we can use graphviz and all the layout engine will more powerfull
PlantUML supports graphviz. I checked the implemention of plantUML which can use vizjs or graphviz to render graph, but I dont know how to specify a layout engine other than dot
+1 for plantuml
Support for mind mapping is a must!
To get started, check out @dundalek's atom-markdown-mindmap or markmap
+1 for PlantUML
Merger other diagrams support request into this issue.
Others
2114 other markdown syntax for diagrams