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Hi @ezradevs,
Here is a PR for a DrawIO Library. The SVG isn't playing well with DrawIO, but that is not uncommon (so many programs do strange things with SVG).
Also, since the fonts in the SVG aren't implemented as text but instead as paths, I didn't take the time to scale them appropriately at this stage as compiling a library took long enough.
This is what it looks like (only works with DrawIO Light mode, not dark mode).
The connection points are dynamic, so if I move a symbol around:
And finally, you can still zoom in and see the text for the lines. I implemented the cables as all being a 40x40 icon with the text, and then am using dynamic connectors in DrawIO to connect the cable element to the symbol. This should keep flexibility for the minimal amount of effort.
Let me know what you think.
Cheers,
Gary.