Maybe consider making a VScode extension out of it; you could then have it generate actual class files from the drawing.
This is something VSCode lacks that big brother Visual Studio has had forever (cd designer).
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Maybe consider making a VScode extension out of it; you could then have it generate actual class files from the drawing.
This is something VSCode lacks that big brother Visual Studio has had forever (cd designer).
I’ve been looking for exactly this for some time - thank you for creating it! Maybe consider making a VScode extension out of it; you could then have it generate actual class files from the drawing. This is something VSCode lacks that big brother Visual Studio has had forever (cd designer).
Does anyone have any information on the tool pricing? It doesn't appear to let you take a gander at any pricing information before logging in to use the tool.
Plus VSCode extension which will make editing these diagrams inside the git repo a first class citizen.
It's also natively rendered in obsidian [1] without any plugins.
Not affiliated, just very happy with this plain text and local workflow.
This looks amazing! Thank you :) Is there a way to request more icons to be added or a way to add custom icons? This is the probably the one thing that stops me from replacing draw.io with this!
Looks good though and I will try again on a non-FF browser in work. Where do the files get saved? One of the best things about draw.io is that it just works off local files.