mermaid | R Documentation |
These functions download the diagram from https://mermaid.ink which generates the image.
mermaid(
diagram,
format = "png",
theme = "default",
dir.dest = tempdir(),
file.dest = paste0(rlang::hash(link), ".", format),
link = mermaid_gen_link(diagram, theme = theme, format = format)
)
mermaid_gen_link(
diagram,
theme = "default",
format = "png",
server = "https://mermaid.ink"
)
## S3 method for class 'mermaid'
plot(x, add = FALSE, ...)
diagram |
Diagram in mermaid markdown-like language or file (as a connection or file name) containing a diagram specification |
format |
Image format (either |
theme |
Mermaid theme (See available themes in Mermaid documentation) |
dir.dest |
Destination folder for the downloaded image. This parameter is
ignored if |
file.dest |
Path to the downloaded image. It's combined with |
link |
Link generated by mermaid_gen_link |
server |
URL of the server used to generate the link |
x |
character mermaid diagram dialect |
add |
logical to add the diagram on the existing plot |
... |
Other argument passed to mermaid |
Compared to the diagrammeR::mermaid
function, the generated image or plot
is not a HTMLwidget and can be knit in pdf through latex and
moreover, its size can be controlled with fig.width
and fig.height
.
If the generation failed (due to internet connection failure or syntax error
in mermaid script), the functions raises no error (see mermaid
returned value).
mermaid
returns the path to the downloaded image or NA
if the download failed.
In this latter case, get the error message in the attribute "error".
mermaid_gen_link
returns the link to the web service which generates the diagram
plot.mermaid
produces a R plot with the mermaid diagram
Nothing, used for side effect.
## Not run:
diagram <- "flowchart LR\n A --> B"
mermaid_gen_link(diagram)
f <- mermaid(diagram)
f
# For displaying the diagram in Rmarkdown document
knitr::include_graphics(mermaid(diagram))
# Clean temporary folder
unlink(f)
## End(Not run)
s <- "flowchart LR
A -> B"
class(s) <- c("mermaid", class(s))
plot(s)
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