Reference
This branch is deliberately dry. Everywhere else on this site tries to teach you something; these pages exist so you can look one fact up and get back to work.
If you are choosing a language rather than looking one up, Diagram types is organised by what you want to draw.
#What is in here
Diagram languages
All thirty-one, with worked examples.
Notation reference
Every BPMN and DMN symbol.
Diagram macro reference
Every field on the macro.
Diagram engine versions
What draws each language.
File types and extensions
How the language is decided.
Rendering limits
Sizes, timeouts and anonymous readers.
#The three questions this branch answers
Question | Page |
|---|---|
Which language should I write this in? | Diagram languages |
Why does my diagram look the wrong size? | Diagram macro reference |
Why did my import come out as the wrong type? | File types and extensions |
#Everything under here
Diagram languagesDiagram languages: the types in this family, and the editor or language we recommend for each.Notation referenceNotation reference: the types in this family, and the editor or language we recommend for each.Diagram macro referenceEvery field on the diagram macro: display mode, alignment, height, border, scrolling, smart scale and dark mode.Diagram engine versionsWhich engine draws each language and which version is pinned, for the render service and the in browser editors.File types and extensionsWhich file extensions Capable recognises as a diagram, per language, and which extension an export produces.Rendering limitsWhich languages draw in the browser, what anonymous readers see, size caps, and which exports are unsupported.
#Related
Look it up, then get back to work.
