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    Graphviz Cloud

    by Addteq Incfor Confluence Cloud
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    Create and render Graphviz diagrams for Confluence Cloud

    Create and render Graphviz diagrams for Confluence Cloud

    Create and render Graphviz diagrams for Confluence Cloud

    Syntax Highlighting

    Error Detection and Debugging

    Render Images on Your Confluence Pages

    Graphviz automatically colors your code according to its syntactic structure, which helps prevent errors and allows for easy editing.

    Graphviz Cloud detects any syntax errors in your code and highlights them for easier debugging.

    Code saved in Graphviz is rendered on your Confluence pages. Additionally, the images are attached to the page for easy exporting.

    More details

    Graphviz (short for Graph Visualization Software) is a package of open-source tools initiated by AT&T Research Labs for drawing graphs specified in the DOT scripting language.

    Until now, there was no way to create, edit, or share Graphviz charts through Confluence. Addteq has developed the Graphviz plugin for Confluence to solve this problem.

    By simply clicking a button, users can begin writing code into Confluence documents that will be rendered into corresponding charts. Addteq's plugin indicates to the user if there has been a syntax error in their code and directs the user to exact line where the error was detected, as well as uses default style classes to move past potential blocker errors within your code. With the Graphviz plugin for Confluence, your team will be empowered to view, track, and collaborate around Graphviz code and charts.

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    by Wallace Mann on 2019-04-18
    The main thing to realize is that this is NOT "Graphviz for Confluence". That is, it is an implementation of Graphviz that works on Confluence, but it is not the same product as the Atlassian Marketplace product of that name. The Graphviz for Confluence product has more features and includes a specific set of macros that are nice, but it is not available for cloud installations, thus this product. The biggest thing I wanted was to be able to click on shapes in the graph and have that link to another Confluence page. No can do.
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    by Thorsten Panneck-Conradi on 2017-08-29
    It seems to do what it should and renders some nice png as expected from graphviz, which is attached to the given confluence page and integrated directly as an image on the page. Unfortunally, the definition of the rendered output (the undelying "dot-file") seems to be stored on the server of the supplyer which makes it impossible to make some deeper integration with uploaded dot-files in confluence (maybe, I'm wrong, but I didn't found it). Also, the idea not to be able to access our own source directly without a tool in between, is a bit annoing. If the tool would allow to use normal file-attachements stored into confluence directly, I would give 4 to 5 stars.
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    by Thorsten Panneck-Conradi on 2017-08-29
    It seems to do what it should and renders some nice png as expected from graphviz, which is attached to the given confluence page and integrated directly as an image on the page. Unfortunally, the definition of the rendered output (the undelying "dot-file") seems to be stored on the server of the supplyer which makes it impossible to make some deeper integration with uploaded dot-files in confluence (maybe, I'm wrong, but I didn't found it). Also, the idea not to be able to access our own source directly without a tool in between, is a bit annoing. If the tool would allow to use normal file-attachements stored into confluence directly, I would give 4 to 5 stars.
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    by Thorsten Panneck-Conradi on 2017-08-29
    It seems to do what it should and renders some nice png as expected from graphviz, which is attached to the given confluence page and integrated directly as an image on the page. Unfortunally, the definition of the rendered output (the undelying "dot-file") seems to be stored on the server of the supplyer which makes it impossible to make some deeper integration with uploaded dot-files in confluence (maybe, I'm wrong, but I didn't found it). Also, the idea not to be able to access our own source directly without a tool in between, is a bit annoing. If the tool would allow to use normal file-attachements stored into confluence directly, I would give 4 to 5 stars.
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    Versions

    Confluence Cloud • Released 2020-05-16

    Summary

    Minor version update

    Details

    Minor version update

    Installation

    1. Log into your Confluence instance as an admin.
    2. Click the admin dropdown and choose Add-ons. The Find new apps or Find new add-ons screen loads.
    3. Locate Graphviz Cloud.
    4. Click Free trial to download and install your app.
    5. You're all set! Click Close in the Installed and ready to go dialog.

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