Options
It is now possible to use a json structure or a mermaid diagram.
Diagram_Structure: The structure forms a graph that connects entities (nodes) using relationships (edges).
Nodes: This field defines the "nodes" of the graph. Each node represents an entity or process and has properties that describe its identity and label.
Id: A unique identifier for each node, used to reference it in the graph. Example: "A", "B".
Label: (Optional) A human-readable label that describes the node. This text will be displayed on the diagram. Example: "soffice.bin", "Process A".
Edges: This field defines the "nodes" of the graph. Each node represents an entity or process and has properties that describe its identity and label.
From: The identifier of the source node of the connection. Indicates where the edge starts. Example: "A".
To: The identifier of the connection's destination node. Indicates where the edge ends. Example: "B".
Label: (Optional) A descriptive label for the connection. Represents the type of relationship between the nodes or some additional information about the edge. Example: "One Child", "Event 17".
Options: (Optional) See global and specific configuration objects for each diagram: https://github.com/mermaid-js/mermaid/blob/develop/packages/mermaid/src/config.type.ts
ExtendedClass: Diagram extended CSS class.
Credits: António Pereira:
DiagramMermaid_MarkdownFormat_Blk: Render Mermaid JS diagram using a Mermaid diagram in markdown format. Uses Mermaid JS 11.5.0 version.
Diagram_InMarkdown: Markdown text definition. More information at: https://mermaid.js.org/intro/n00b-syntaxReference.html
Options: See global and specific configuration objects for each diagram: https://github.com/mermaid-js/mermaid/blob/develop/packages/mermaid/src/config.type.ts