As a system architect, I want to maintain diagrams using a markdown language (e.g. Mermaid), edit/store the markdown file with my source code (e.g. infrastructure as code repository), and then automatically upload that markdown file into Miro as part of my CICD pipeline triggered from repository changes so that my version-controlled diagrams then become available for viewing in Miro and linkable to JIRA tickets and Confluence documents.
What features/support does Miro currently have in this regard?
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CICD Pipline Integration for Markdown Diagrams
Best answer by William Bishop
Hey
Thanks for sharing your use case! Have you by chance seen our Mermaid app?
https://miro.com/marketplace/mermaid/
This plug-in can be accessed from the “+” (Tools, Media, and Integrations) button on an open board and allows you to create and import diagrams in Markdown. We also have a similar plug-in for PlantUML:
https://miro.com/marketplace/plantUML/
Maybe this would suit your needs? We also have a suit of REST APIs that you could use to create your own integration using shapes and connectors.
Cheers,
Will
+4Hey
Thanks for sharing your use case! Have you by chance seen our Mermaid app?
https://miro.com/marketplace/mermaid/
This plug-in can be accessed from the “+” (Tools, Media, and Integrations) button on an open board and allows you to create and import diagrams in Markdown. We also have a similar plug-in for PlantUML:
https://miro.com/marketplace/plantUML/
Maybe this would suit your needs? We also have a suit of REST APIs that you could use to create your own integration using shapes and connectors.
Cheers,
Will
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