CLI map generation from markup? about onlinewardleymaps HOT 7 OPEN

There isn't anything in this codebase to do that, but what the whole tool does is generate a map from the markup. So your use case doesn't sound far fetched. Essentially just opening a source file directly then outputting a .png or .svg?

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Is there any possibility of being able to export the displayed map to PNG from VSCode? Right now, I have to go to https://onlinewardleymaps.com and paste in my markup from VSCode, then use the web PNG export...Kind of a drag.

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Will address this on the vscode-wardleymaps issue/repo.

Is there any possibility of being able to export the displayed map to PNG from VSCode? Right now, I have to go to https://onlinewardleymaps.com and paste in my markup from VSCode, then use the web PNG export...Kind of a drag.

Will revist the PR from @ChristianDavis https://github.com/damonsk/onlinewardleymaps/pull/75/commits

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OnlineWardleyMaps has been wrapped into a vscode extension which I think will give most of what you need. vscode-wardley-maps

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the extension is already quite helpful. If we could really generate svg or png files on the cli, we could also use the diagrams in generated documents like markup, asciidoc or pdf.

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First: thanks for building such an awesome tool.

+1 on the need for a CLI. It would be SO helpful to be able to use a CLI to take a .wm file and generate a png/svg. This could be used as part of a build pipeline to create docs (so no vscode available). Makes the whole thing scale outside of a single user. The vscode plugin is very helpful whilst editing - but a cli could then be used in for example a github action to generate and publish a diagram into a document repository.

I've tried to figure how to build this myself, but with the engine being in frontend code, I can't think of a nice way to make it headless

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