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Standalone library version of nomnoml #17
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+1 I would also propose a Markdown extension since MD also consumes text and generates html5 |
👍 I could use this as well, currently I basically stripped down the app itself and included the canvas portion to my page, but a proper library would be nice. |
Glad to see there is interest! And as long as nomnoml works standalone it should be easy to make a markdown extension for it. My sights were on this target in fact, or in particular on integrating nomnoml into StackEdit. Progress is good, although a slight detour down the path of upgrading Dagre (the layout library) to the latest version has seemingly led me into a dead-end. In any case, reducing dependencies and making nomnoml more portable has resulted in rather extensive refactoring. So I'm not sure how likely @skanaar will accept my eventual pull request. |
@korroz I am also working on our own in-house StackEdit-like tech. |
Wohoo 🎉 Very happy to say that this is now a reality 😄 |
@skanaar I'm just as happy! Thanks for accepting! |
It would be handy if nomnoml could come in a standalone javascript version for embedding on pages where you would want to render nomnoml diagrams.
For example something like this:
On a sidenote, I've started this work and have a working build of a standalone
nomnoml.js
already.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: