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This looks amazing. I find Mermaid.js ugly and the syntax difficult/buggy but unfortunately it's one of the best supported diagram tools in static site generators. It'd be awesome to have Isoflow diagrams embedded in Markdown like that.
If it can consume terraform state and visualize it, that would be amazing.
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This is a little tangential, but I've wondered for a while if there's a better way to visualise the composition of software systems. Often, there's not only a single way to look at one: There's a user interaction flow through components, but those components also consist of hardware; the hardware might be virtual and composed of several, spread, sub-components, or even containers. You can go down this path pretty dee…
This is awesome. I built a lightweight home status server called Stylus that would probably pair very well with this: https://github.com/mmastrac/stylus It works by automatically changing CSS classes, and it looks like the underlying isoflow library should support this.
This looks amazing. I find Mermaid.js ugly and the syntax difficult/buggy but unfortunately it's one of the best supported diagram tools in static site generators. It'd be awesome to have Isoflow diagrams embedded in Markdown like that.
Markdown integration would be really great.
This looks amazing. I find Mermaid.js ugly and the syntax difficult/buggy but unfortunately it's one of the best supported diagram tools in static site generators. It'd be awesome to have Isoflow diagrams embedded in Markdown like that.
I love the idea of mermaid but the syntax is somewhat convolutes and the integrations in tools like GitLab are very unstable.
If you care, Snowflake launched a product called Openflow less than a month ago. Yours will probably be very difficult to discover.
There's also a network telemetry protocol called OpenFlow that every network engineer knows. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OpenFlow