MermaidDiagrams 0.3.2

Mermaid Diagrams

.net support for Mermaid diagrams

Flowcharts

Create a flowchart

Declare a chart and render it to a string.

var flow = new FlowchartGraph(FlowDirection.TopBottom);
var output = flow.Render();

Setup a flowchart

• Use SetOptions to set theme
• Set a title with SetHeader
• Add a comment with AddComment
• Add nodes with Node
• Add links with Link

flow.SetOptions(new FlowchartInit { Theme = KnownThemes.Forest });

flow.SetHeader(new Header("This is a test"));

flow.Comment("No comment");

var idA = "A".ToIdentifier();

flow.Node(idA, "Hard edge", Shape.Box)
	.Node("B", "Round edge", Shape.RoundedBox);

flow.Link(idA, flow["B"], Edge.Arrow.WithLabel("Link text"));

var c = flow.CreateNode("C", "Decision", Shape.Rhombus);

var d = flow.CreateNode("D", "Result One", Shape.Trapezoid);

var e = flow.CreateNode("E", "Result Two", Shape.Circle);

flow.Link(flow["B"], c, Edge.Arrow);
flow.Link(c, d, Edge.Arrow.WithLabel("Yes"));
flow.Link(c, e, Edge.Arrow.WithLabel("No"));

Subgraphs

flow.Subgraph("Outer", Identifier.Next("sg"), FlowDirection.TopBottom, 
    sub =>
	{
		sub.Node("Something", Shape.Stadium);

		var sg = sub.Subgraph("Inner", "in1");
		sg.Node("A", "Hard edge", Shape.Box);
	});

Theme and Styles

Define a style by name and assign it to a node by it's identifier.

var cd = flow.GetClassDefinitions();

cd.GetOrCreate("neat", s
    => new ClassDef(s)
        .Style("fill", "#f96")
        .Style("stroke", "#333")
        .Style("stroke-width", "2px")
        .Assign("A")
    );

Use a stock theme.

flow.SetOptions(new FlowchartInit { Theme = KnownThemes.Forest });

Defining a custom theme

var customTheme = FlowchartInit.CreateCustomTheme(theme =>
    {
        theme.PrimaryColor = "#f96";
        theme.SecondaryColor = "#363";
        theme.LineColor = "#363";
        theme.TertiaryColor = "#f96";
        theme.PrimaryBorderColor = "#333";
        theme.PrimaryTextColor = "#633";
    });
    
flow.SetOptions(customTheme);

Git

Create a git graph

Declare a graph and render it to a string.

var git = new GitGraph();
var output = git.Render();

Examples

git
    .Branch("A", 3)
    .Branch("B", 2)
    .Branch("C", 1)
    .Commit()
    .Commit()
    .Checkout("A")
    .Commit();

git
    .Commit()
    .Commit("bob")
    .Commit("sue", CommitType.Reverse)
    .Commit(tag: "tag")
    .Branch(hotfix)
    .Checkout(hotfix)
    .Commit()
    .Commit(CommitType.Reverse)
    .Merge(git.MainBranch)
    .Branch("POC")
    .CherryPick("sue");

Change options

git.SetOptions(new GitGraphInit
{
    GitGraph = new()
    {
        ShowBranches = false,
        ShowCommitLabel = false,
        MainBranchName = "master",
        MainBranchOrder = 4,
        RotateCommitLabel = false
    },
    Theme = "base",
    ThemeVariables = new ()
    {
        Git0 = "#FF0000"
    }
});

Sequence diagrams

Create a sequence diagram

Declare a diagram and render it to a string.

var sequence = new SequenceDiagram();
var output = sequence.Render();

Examples

sequence
    .SetAutoNumbering()
    .Participant("Alice")
    .Participant("Bob")
    .Note("Bob", "Bob is cool", NotePosition.RightOf)
    .Message("Alice", "Bob", "Can you hear me now?", ArrowType.DottedLineCross, true)
    .Comment("topical reference")
    .Message("Bob", "Alice", "Goodbye", ArrowType.SolidLineArrow, false)
    .Note("Alice", "This is a floating note", NotePosition.Over, "Bob");

Loop, alternate and optional

var b = sequence
    .Participant("A", "Alice", true)
    .CreateParticipant("B", "Bob", true);

sequence
    .Message("A", "B", "Hello Bob, how are you?")
    .Activate(b)
    .Message("B", "A", "Great!", ArrowType.DottedLineArrow)
    .Deactivate(b)
    .Loop("Tell me when", l =>
    {
        l.Message("A", "B", "When!");
    })
    .Alternate(
        yes =>
        {
            yes.SetLabel("Should I?")
                .Message("A", "B", "Yes!");
        },
        no =>
        {
            no.SetLabel("Or not")
                .Message("A", "B", "No!");
        }
    )
    .Optional("Sometimes we do this...", o =>
    {
        o.Message("A", "B", "We did it!");
    });

Parallel, highlight and break

sequence
    .Parallel(
        first =>
        {
            first.Message(a, b, "Apples");
        },
        second =>
        {
            second.Message(b, a, "Oranges");
        },
        third =>
        {
            third.Message(a, c, "Pears");
        }
    )
    .Highlight(Color.Azure, h =>
    {
        h.Critical(critical =>
            {
                critical.Message(a, b, "Don't lose your sense of humor");
            },
            option1 =>
            {
                option1.Message(a, c, "Stay positive");
            }
        );
    })
    .Break("This is a break", b =>
    {
        b.Message(c, a, "I'm back!");
    });

Other charts

To be done...