Is your feature request related to a problem?
Some concepts in Xarray may be difficult to understand without visualizations, however vizualizations are currently hard to maintain and update (e.g., if its created using proprietary software, or if the file stored in the repo is the exported file instead of the original source file).
Having tooling to automatically build source outputs and use those outputs in the documentation would be really helpful.
Describe the solution you'd like
We can use https://kroki.io/ which allows us to create diagrams from a whole range of textual descriptions listed here https://kroki.io/#support
Pixi makes this sort of thing really easy (especially the https://prefix.dev/channels/github-releases channel, which pretty much makes any binary released on GitHub Pixi installable).
This issue is mostly lifted from Parcels-code/Parcels#2532
Describe alternatives you've considered
No response
Additional context
Are diagrams something that we would benefit from? One example is #11031 , any others?
cc @ianhi
Is your feature request related to a problem?
Some concepts in Xarray may be difficult to understand without visualizations, however vizualizations are currently hard to maintain and update (e.g., if its created using proprietary software, or if the file stored in the repo is the exported file instead of the original source file).
Having tooling to automatically build source outputs and use those outputs in the documentation would be really helpful.
Describe the solution you'd like
We can use https://kroki.io/ which allows us to create diagrams from a whole range of textual descriptions listed here https://kroki.io/#support
Pixi makes this sort of thing really easy (especially the https://prefix.dev/channels/github-releases channel, which pretty much makes any binary released on GitHub Pixi installable).
This issue is mostly lifted from Parcels-code/Parcels#2532
Describe alternatives you've considered
No response
Additional context
Are diagrams something that we would benefit from? One example is #11031 , any others?
cc @ianhi