Output to html, to make clickable images?

[seanw2020]

Is it possible to output to html? That way, you could click on a node, for example, which is a link to a GitHub documentation page.

The diagrams documentation says:

You can specify the output file format with outformat parameter. Default is png. ﴾png, jpg, svg, and pdf﴿ are allowed.

And I see that graphviz allows URL in SVG where they provide an example. Separately, this example shows a graphviz-centered approach.

Thoughts?

[clayms]

Have a look at

#389 (comment)
#389 (comment)
#389 (comment)

Also, just try and set the href attribute of your Diagram, or one Cluster, Node, or Edge in your Diagram.
see: https://graphviz.org/docs/attrs/href/

[anilkulkarni87]

We can do this with graphiviz for sure. Here is an example page: https://anilkulkarni87.github.io/treasure-data-digdag-graph/graphs/project1/workflow1.html
The node +call_workflow2.dig can be clicked to navigate it to another graph.
I will try the href attribute with diagrams and see what happens.

[xihh87]

It may be easy to add an href attr to Node and use it when transforming to .dot to generate the diagram.

[xihh87]

@seanw2020 Although html is not an accepted format, this example makes clickable images you can embed on an HTML document:

from diagrams import Diagram
from diagrams.aws.storage import S3

with Diagram("test", outformat=["svg"]):
    S3("example", href="https://aws.amazon.com/s3/")

Maybe this issue should be closed.