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@anlijiu/markmap-isomorphic

v1.0.2

Published

Transform @anlijiu/markmap diagrams in the browser or Node.js

Readme

@anlijiu/markmap-isomorphic

Render @anlijiu/markmap diagrams in Node.js or the browser.

This package is modeled after mermaid-isomorphic, but targets markmap trees and keeps using playwright-core for the Node.js renderer.

Installation

npm install @anlijiu/markmap-isomorphic playwright-core

Outside the browser, @anlijiu/markmap-isomorphic uses Playwright to spin up a browser page. Because this package depends on playwright-core, you must provide a browser executable yourself via launchOptions, PLAYWRIGHT_BROWSERS_PATH, or your environment-specific Playwright setup.

Usage

import { createMarkmapRenderer } from '@anlijiu/markmap-isomorphic'

const renderer = createMarkmapRenderer()
const tree = {
  id: 1,
  nodeId: 'root',
  level: 0,
  descr: 'Root',
  type: 0,
  children: [],
  width: 160,
  padding: 8
}

const results = await renderer([tree], {
  prefix: 'markmap',
  theme: '11',
  sitetheme: 'light'
})

API

createMarkmapRenderer(options?)

Creates a renderer that reuses a single Playwright browser context across concurrent renders and closes it once all in-flight renders are done.

CreateMarkmapRendererOptions

  • browserType: the Playwright browser type to launch. Defaults to chromium from playwright-core.
  • browser: deprecated alias for browserType.
  • launchOptions: launch options forwarded to Playwright.

Renderer signature

(diagrams: MindmapNode[], options?: RenderOptions) => Promise<PromiseSettledResult<RenderResult>[]>

RenderOptions

  • css: one URL or an iterable of URLs to custom CSS files.
  • prefix: ID prefix for generated SVGs. Defaults to markmap.
  • screenshot: when true, also returns PNG screenshots in Node.js.
  • theme, border, shape, linkshape, sitetheme: forwarded to @anlijiu/markmap.

Browser usage

The package also exposes a browser build via the browser export condition. In browser builds, custom CSS must be loaded by your application, and screenshot is ignored.