Diagram Lens - Mermaid charts Confluence
Diagram Lens - Mermaid charts for Confluence
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BacklogBridge Diagram Lens for Confluence is a free Forge macro for Mermaid diagrams with source editing, live preview, wide view, search, minimap, and export tools.
Mermaid diagrams in Confluence that stay readable when the diagram gets big. Diagram Lens is a Confluence Cloud macro for source-first Mermaid diagrams. It keeps editable diagram source close to the Confluence page while adding wide inspection, search, minimap navigation, themes, and export tools for real documentation work. Mermaid is useful because the source is reviewable, searchable, and easy to keep with the surrounding documentation. The problem starts when an architecture map or workflow grows wider than the page. Diagram Lens keeps the source-first workflow and adds a reader built for large diagrams. Teams can inspect rendered diagrams without leaving Confluence or maintaining a…from backlogbridge.com
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