Hey @ytisf, I notice that there isn't a lot of grammar defined for sequence diagrams yet (which I am currently working on).
Do you have any plans of adding more? I can try and help if so.

I've got the following code block:

graph LR
  C --> D
  A -.dse.-> B
  A --dse--> B
  A -.-> D

And here's how it looks with the syntax highlighting:

i.e. there is not syntax highlighting for the lines with a label within the arrow.

(for the records: the diagram is correcly rendered

)

So it seems that the arrow labelling is not recognized, even thought they seem to be defined in the grammar.

Any idea what's wrong?

Installation informations :

• atom 1.41.0 x64
• language-mermaid 0.6.0

Thanks a lot for providing this package! I use Mermaid for my dissertation project and now it's fun to look at that code!

Best regards
XL

Hi.

I was wondering if you knew how to enable mermaid syntax also within code blocks in Markdown. It works for other languages (such as XML) but not for mermaid.

Many thanks for making this syntax definition available in the first place.

All best,
Toma

Here's a graph I have, with an accent in it, saved at UFT-8:

graph TD
    subgraph Gouvernance opérationnelle
        Gerant --dirige--> Salariés
    end

Here how it looks: the color stops at the "é" of "opérationnelle"

It's even worse if I fix the typo in Gerant, which normally deserve an accent as well, as the whole reste of the line is ignored:

Installation informations :

• atom 1.41.0 x64
• language-mermaid 0.6.0

@ytisf

Can you please add a license file? I understand you wish to have contributors but by default repositories without license files give no rights for modification or use.

Here is a guide on how to add it: https://docs.github.com/en/communities/setting-up-your-project-for-healthy-contributions/adding-a-license-to-a-repository

This is important for community support of this project. I feel uneasy making pull requests for a repo without a license file.

Still another highlighting issue, using sort of nicknames for boxes:

graph LR
  A[dcs] --> D[dcé]
  D -.-> A

Which looks like :

The diagram is correctly rendered :

Any idea about what would be wrong?

Versions information:

• atom 1.42.0 x64 (up-to-date)
• language-mermaid as per 7c8734e