Typogram is very similar to svgbob and also inspired by ditaa, but written in pure JavaScript instead of Rust or Java. These tools may have subtle differences when rendering diagrams, and these differences might be relevant to some users. I know kroki already supports both svgbob and ditaa, but not yet typogram.
As a related note, Joplin tool has a plugin for typograms, but doesn't support anything else. Having support for typograms in Kroki could mean people can migrate between Joplin and logseq while keeping their diagrams.
This is a low-priority request. I'm currently testing different knowledge base tools to figure out which one I'm going to use. I currently have no "need" for typograms to be added to kroki, but I thought it might be useful to someone and also easy-ish to integrate. For comparison, svgbob has 3.8k stars on GitHub, while typograms has 1.3k stars. So, both seem relatively popular.
Typogram is very similar to svgbob and also inspired by ditaa, but written in pure JavaScript instead of Rust or Java. These tools may have subtle differences when rendering diagrams, and these differences might be relevant to some users. I know kroki already supports both svgbob and ditaa, but not yet typogram.
As a related note, Joplin tool has a plugin for typograms, but doesn't support anything else. Having support for typograms in Kroki could mean people can migrate between Joplin and logseq while keeping their diagrams.
This is a low-priority request. I'm currently testing different knowledge base tools to figure out which one I'm going to use. I currently have no "need" for typograms to be added to kroki, but I thought it might be useful to someone and also easy-ish to integrate. For comparison, svgbob has 3.8k stars on GitHub, while typograms has 1.3k stars. So, both seem relatively popular.