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Hi Turner, Thank you for the details. this is amazingto get PlantUML support in Miro.
Is there any way I can modify a plantUML diagram after it has been added to the board.
Hi Arijt, thank you for your feedback. In this first version that’s not yet possible. But we’re taking in feedback from the Community, so glad you mentioned this!
Best,
Turner
Thanks Turner for the details. Will the code be available in any repo to go through?
Would love to have the ability to export diagrams from Miro to Mermaid code so we can backup some of our important diagrams and version them.
But awesome work!
Would be great if the code/syntax was kept, and could edited on the board, updating the image on the fly.
Would really help with collaborating around problems/ideas.
Great start though!
This is an awesome feature! Thank you.
Also,I agree with
. One of the main advantages of mermaid is makingdiagrams easy to change -solves the `Doc-Rot Catch 22` as the mermaid team highlight. I would use this if I could easily edit the mermaid code for the diagram.
FWIW, draw.io let’s you do this by double clicking on the created image to edit the underlying mermaid code:

More details athttps://www.diagrams.net/blog/mermaid-diagrams
+1 to editing, it would be a great alternative to draw.io if the diagrams were mutable
Hi,
I’m considering asking for the PlantUML miro app to be authorised for use in our company. However it would be good to know where your rendering service sits.
Do you have your own private rendering service which takes the PlantUML code and creates the image without the PlantUML code (i.e. data) leaving your domain or do you use a public rendering server?
Thanks in advance,
Terry.
another +1 to editing!
Hi
We host our own PlantUML rendering service,no data leaves our infrastructure.
Hope this is helpful,
Turner
Hi
very excited by the mermaidapp!
A couple of things:
- definitely need the edit functionality, I already got pretty mad at forgetting to copy-paste my diagram in a notepad before hitting “add to board”
- the resolution of the image being added to the board is not high enough for complex/long sequence diagrams with a lot of information - the labels become unreadable when zooming in
Thank you!
Iacopo
Edit - NVM.Answered already. PlantUML rendering is onMiro services!
+1 for click-to-edit as a feature request. Mermaid.js integration is great, but not practically useful unless we can edit.
This is totally useless without storing source and editing
+1 for click-to-edit feature. It is indeed a must.
Also, seems that the render in mermaid differs from the one inhttps://mermaid.live/as the code breaks in Miro but not the the live editor.
Did find if WBS is also supported. It marked with @startwbs-@endwbs tag. Is Miro worksonly with @startuml-@enduml?
Mermaid support is really great. But it would be so much more useful to be able to edit a diagram once it is created.
Mermaid and PlantUML support is nice to have.
It’s effectively the same as not having the feature without the ability to update the diagrams.I have to maintain the sequence generating source elsewhere or save the source codeto the board in another format.
My only workaround now is to copy paste the sequence code as a comment or text block on the generated image.
Another +1 to the click to edit feature, currently it’s only good for migrating old mermaid diagrams over but not great for using mermaid in miro.
Is there a way of knowing where the release version ofediting of Mermaid docs is on your development map? I’m going to be removing it from our Miro instance for now because this seems to be still in beta.
+1
If you generate svg on the server-side, thenhttps://kroki.io/would be even better as it supports many otheradvanced text-to-diagram models. It can also be securely self-hosted.
Hi
What are your plans for supporting editing of these diagrams? Is it prioritised?
These are great tools but without editing they are kind of useless.
+1 for supporting editing - without that I am better off checking it into version control and using my IDE to render (plugins everywhere - the renderer is open source after all)