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The Official Guide to Mermaid.js

You're reading from   The Official Guide to Mermaid.js Create complex diagrams and beautiful flowcharts easily using text and code

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Product type Paperback
Published in Sep 2021
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781801078023
Length 492 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Knut Sveidqvist Knut Sveidqvist
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Ashish Jain Ashish Jain
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Table of Contents (19) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Section 1: Getting Started with Mermaid
2. Chapter 1: The Art of Documentation with Mermaid FREE CHAPTER 3. Chapter 2: How to Use Mermaid 4. Chapter 3: Mermaid Versions and Using the Live Editor 5. Chapter 4: Modifying Configurations with or without Directives 6. Chapter 5: Changing Themes and Making Mermaid Look Good 7. Section 2: The Most Popular Diagrams
8. Chapter 6: Using Flowcharts 9. Chapter 7: Creating Sequence Diagrams 10. Chapter 8: Rendering Class Diagrams 11. Chapter 9: Illustrating Data with Pie Charts and Understanding Requirement Diagrams 12. Section 3: Powerful Diagrams for the Advanced User
13. Chapter 10: Demonstrating Connections Using Entity Relationship Diagrams 14. Chapter 11: Representing System Behavior with State Diagrams 15. Chapter 12: Visualizing Your Project Schedule with Gantt Chart 16. Chapter 13: Presenting User Behavior with User Journey Diagrams 17. Other Books You May Enjoy Appendix :Configuration Options

Understanding Requirement Diagrams

In this section, we will cover the different components of a requirement diagram. You will learn how to define a requirement and its attributes in mermaid code. You will also learn how to define an element that represents an external document reference or entity and how to link them to a requirement. You will learn about different types of relationships in a requirement diagram, and how to declare those in Mermaid.

The first step here, as in any other Mermaid diagram code, is to provide the diagram identifier keyword, requirementDiagram, which tells the Mermaid parser that you want to draw a requirement diagram. The definition of all other components will come after this keyword only. Now let's start going through requirement definitions and the possible types of requirements.

Defining Requirements

Requirements are the building blocks of the requirement diagram. They are represented graphically by a rectangular box, which showcases their...

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