avp, to scheme
freemo, to random
@freemo@qoto.org avatar

Man tools like graphviz, plantuml, mermaid, kroki, and similar text-based diagramming tools have such awesome potential... if only they fixed a handful of issues they might actually be usable on larger or more complex graphs... as it stands you waste most of your time trying to layout things "suggestively".

publicvoit, to orgmode
@publicvoit@graz.social avatar

: and
https://irreal.org/blog/?p=11720

I do enjoy this combination often in my own setup. 👍

heiglandreas, to random
@heiglandreas@phpc.social avatar

Did you ever wonder how your projects class-methods interact with each other?

I build a set of tools (on the back of @phpstan and ) to do exactly that:

https://packagist.org/packages/stella-maris/callmap (for parsing) and
https://packagist.org/packages/stella-maris/callmap-cli (for rendering).

Check the README at https://gitlab.com/stella-maris/callmapcli/-/blob/main/README.md for more details as well as example results.

/cc @kboyd didn't you recently ask about something like this?

smallcircles, to random
@smallcircles@social.coop avatar

Nice website if you want to compare outputs of common text to #diagram tools.

https://text-to-diagram.com

Currently supports #Mermaid #PlantUML #D2 and #GraphViz but more can be added. It is Free Software GPL3:

https://github.com/terrastruct/text-to-diagram-site

Blogfeedser, to random Dutch
@Blogfeedser@mastodon.nl avatar

Vanavond heb ik met behulp van de frontend van mijn schaakapplicatie gedocumenteerd als . Dat werkt wel lekker. Lekkerder dan iets als . Bij de laatste moet je elk pijltje met de hand tekenen, terwijl je bij de eerste uiterst simpele configuratiecode schrijft op basis waarvan PlantUML dan zelf aan het tekenen slaat. Je kunt alleen geen pijlen tussen methodes trekken.

https://youtu.be/EM-cvRubP4g

Blogfeedser,
@Blogfeedser@mastodon.nl avatar

is verkrijgbaar als plugin voor . Er bestaan ook plugins die hand in hand met deze plugin werken en -diagrammen genereren op basis van je -code. Deze zijn alleen onleesbaar, niet of nauwelijks te configureren of komen juist met de wereld aan instellingen, die niet lijken te doen wat ze zouden moeten doen, terwijl elke vorm van documentaire ontbreekt.

thegreybeardofthetree, to NixOS

users, what's your favorite thing about it?

I installed it on my second laptop yesterday, then went running back to for now. My curiosity has been piqued though.

Observations:

  • declarative system (users, packages was as far as I got)
  • homegrown, but hard to learn configuration language
  • is the only configuration GUI, but didn't launch (crashed) for me, even after enabling

Two very interesting flows:

  • desktop setup as code
  • reproducible environment
thegreybeardofthetree,

@benjaminhollon thanks. I touched both a bit yesterday.

https://nixos.org/manual/nix/stable/introduction.html is good, but I like visual concepts, and didn't find them. When I'm clear about a system, I generally build a visual concept map. Will try to write one in as I go along, and will see how it turns out!

pandoc, to random
@pandoc@fosstodon.org avatar

🆕 The pandoc #filter "diagram" generates images from text definitions. Currently supported: #TikZ, #Asymptote, #GraphViz, #Mermaid, and #PlantUML.
#Quarto users can install the filter with
quarto add pandoc-ext/diagram

https://github.com/pandoc-ext/diagram

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