Catch all repo for experimenting with diagrams as code. D2, Mermaid, Structurizr, Python Diagrams etc. It also serves as an inventory of diagrams describing various facets of IOOS/DMAC. See ioos.us ioos.noaa.gov and ioos.github.io. Where is the data and where does it need to go?
- This is helpful to make VSCode snippets and templates
- mermaid esp the VSCode and Obsidian plugins
Basic site building on Github using Jekyll (locally first) and also figure out a basic git pull workflow for suggesting changes correctly. Components include:
- Jekyll and running Jekyll locally
Build and serve the site from the local project directory (from Jekyl quick start:
bundle exec jekyll serveGTS, the NOAA Telecomm Gateway, NDBC and all things operational within NOAA
Most complete description of HFRNet is at ioos/hfrnet
hfr-data-flow.d2
TODO: Populate this with existing drawio diagrams. Can these be moved into a repo? Just images or links to actual draw.io URLs?
This project is licensed under the Creative Commons-0 License - see the LICENSE file for details
Read this for an intro to Github Pages. Great article Least you need to know about Github pages
Generally get better at:
- github-cli
- More skill with VSCode as a development environment
- Incorporating the C4 build process below into Github via actions
- Figuring out a better local development workflow for VSCode preiews of workspace.dsl
- Incorporating external markdown files into C4/Structurizr.
- Using D2 as a way to develop less structured C4 diagrams to supplement (or mermaid? There are at least 2 existing mermaid plugins for VSCode)