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Darn, I was hoping that they were created with some custom [plantuml] theme that I could steal, but it seems like they're [manually created] with inkscape. [pl

• jjm 10y ago
  You could get close with graphiz. digraph G { "Ripgrep" -> "ignore" "ignore" -> "globset" "Ripgrep" -> "globset" "Ripgrep" -> "grep" } http://www.webgraphviz.com http://www.webgraphviz.com You could also set color, note I didn't do that in this example.
  • quodlibetor 10y ago
    Plantuml is (I think) built on top of graphviz. In any case the syntax is extraordinarily similar. This[1] is similar to the first example: @startuml component ripgrep component ignore component globset component grep ripgrep --> ignore ignore --> globset ripgrep --> globset ripgrep --> grep @enduml You can get the structure right, and easily, but those beautiful icons are not something that I know how to create, and the 90-degree turns are I think actually impossible. The fact that it is so elegantly expressed in plantuml but it's still so ugly (by default) makes me really wish for a theme that's as nice as the hand-created diagram the author wrote. [1]: http://www.plantuml.com/plantuml/uml/SoWkIImgAStDuU9ApiyjoCzBpIjHACeiI2zABK0IoKpFoozAHH98pybFAaujGHO1wU22QbNGrRM3QO9GO16OBcHLMCL0PZcavgK07GO0 http://www.plantuml.com/plantuml/uml/SoWkIImgAStDuU9ApiyjoCz...
• mbrt 10y ago
  Yes, I used Inkscape, but I'm not a designer, so I bet you can do something similar with a little bit of effort :) I'm not a fan of high level tools... they usually give a correct result, but a crappy look and feel...