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FWIW Gitlab already renders Mermaid natively, and it's totally client-side (done in the browser) which means there's no rendering server to install, no image to
by bestouff 8y ago
FWIW Gitlab already renders Mermaid natively, and it's totally client-side (done in the browser) which means there's no rendering server to install, no image to host differently is each branch, etc.
Cf https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/markdown.html#mermaid https://docs.gitlab.com/ee/user/markdown.html#mermaid
- StavrosK 8y agoWow, thanks for this! I had no idea, this is extremely useful.
- bestouff 8y agoIt is. We write all our technical documentation (as well as specs, etc. even meeting minutes) using markdown with embedded mermaid diagrams, and during CI have it transformed (via pandoc and ad-hoc scripting) into PDF with corporate company headers. Looks gorgeous and has all the benefits of version controlled textual doc.