Crates.io | mdbook-d2 |
lib.rs | mdbook-d2 |
version | 0.3.1 |
source | src |
created_at | 2022-12-26 10:33:04.337941 |
updated_at | 2024-08-20 12:38:59.437583 |
description | D2 diagram generator plugin for MdBook |
homepage | |
repository | https://github.com/danieleades/mdbook-d2 |
max_upload_size | |
id | 745706 |
size | 93,612 |
A preprocessor for mdbook to convert
d2
codeblocks into SVG images using
D2.
Install with cargo:
cargo install mdbook-d2 --locked
Or to install from git:
cargo install --git https://github.com/danieleades/mdbook-d2 --locked
This preprocessor assumes that D2
is installed locally and on the path. D2 installation instructions can be found here.
Check that the local installation is working correctly using
d2 --version
Add this to your book.toml
:
[preprocessor.d2]
# path to d2 binary.
# optional. default is "d2" (ie. on the path).
path = "d2"
# layout engine for diagrams. See https://github.com/terrastruct/d2#plugins.
# optional. default is "dagre".
layout = "dagre"
# whether to use inline svg when rendering.
# if 'false', separate files will be generated in src/<output-dir> and referenced.
# optional. default is 'true'
inline = true
# output directory relative to `src/` for generated diagrams.
# This is ignored if 'inline' is 'true'.
# optional. default is "d2".
output-dir = "d2"
Use in your 'book' by annotating D2 code blocks-
## My Diagram
```d2
# Actors
hans: Hans Niemann
defendants: {
mc: Magnus Carlsen
playmagnus: Play Magnus Group
chesscom: Chess.com
naka: Hikaru Nakamura
mc -> playmagnus: Owns majority
playmagnus <-> chesscom: Merger talks
chesscom -> naka: Sponsoring
}
# Accusations
hans -> defendants: 'sueing for $100M'
# Offense
defendants.naka -> hans: Accused of cheating on his stream
defendants.mc -> hans: Lost then withdrew with accusations
defendants.chesscom -> hans: 72 page report of cheating
```
The code block will be replaced with the D2 diagram in the rendered document.
The code in this preprocessor is based on that from https://github.com/matthiasbeyer/mdbook-svgbob2