Documentation – Excalidraw Graphviz Diagrams for Confluence
Step-by-step guide to creating Excalidraw whiteboards with embedded Graphviz diagrams in Confluence, from your first scene to page and space macros.
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In the dropdown menu “Apps,” click on the “Excalidraw Graphviz” tab
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Click the “Create a new scene” button and create your first scene
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Add Graphviz code
strict graph ip_map {
fontname="Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif"
node [fontname="Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif"]
edge [fontname="Helvetica,Arial,sans-serif"]
MH -- { ERC ALC WH1 HO1 IH1 };
ALC -- MV -- AN;
MV -- HO3 -- WH1;
HO3 -- MT;
MT -- LZ -- FL;
MT -- FJ;
MT -- ER;
HO1 -- HR;
MT -- DR;
HO1 -- CB -- IH1 -- IHC;
HO1 -- HV;
{IHP IW IH1 IH2 IH4 } -- {IHP IW IH1 IH2 IH4 };
{IH4 IH2} -- {MLM HV};
HO1 -- HO3;
HO3 -- IH1;
}
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Attach the created scene to a project space
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Go to the space page and click on the “Excalidraw Graphviz” tab
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Edit the scene positioning for a convenient view
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Enjoy using our plugin on the project page
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You can also attach the created scenes on the space page
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Add a macro to the page
To do this, enter the command “/excalidraw graphviz” on the page and select our plugin in the menu that appears -
Click on the “edit” button
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Select a scene you want to add to the page
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Edit the scene positioning for a convenient view
Please note: this is only available to the page owner -
Enjoy using our plugin on the page