Hi, I've developed pie/line/bar chart options for now. Check out to learn more at https://github.com/apache/echarts-from-mermaid.
I would like to rename this repo into "mermaid-inspired-echarts" instead of the current name because it's a great detail of job to make sure it behaves exactly the way as with mermaid and ECharts doesn't support a lot of graphs that mermaid supports. Does this sound like a good name, or any other suggestions? Does anyone know how to change the GitHub repo name? I guess opening a jira ticket should do, right? Thanks *Ovilia* On Tue, Feb 18, 2025 at 5:46 PM Ovilia <oviliazh...@gmail.com> wrote: > Dear all, > Considering that we plan to release ECharts 6.0 at the end of March and > there are still some functions under development, the ECharts From Mermaid > Project is very likely not to be supported in version 6.0. We expect to > support it in the subsequent versions (such as 6.1.0). If you are > interested in this project or have any suggestions, you are welcome to > continue the discussion. > Best regards! > > Thanks > > *Ovilia* > > > On Thu, Feb 6, 2025 at 5:39 PM Ovilia <oviliazh...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> And here is the link to the project: >> https://github.com/apache/echarts-from-mermaid >> >> Thanks >> >> *Ovilia* >> >> >> On Thu, Feb 6, 2025 at 5:37 PM Ovilia <oviliazh...@gmail.com> wrote: >> >>> Dear Apache ECharts Developers, >>> >>> I hope this message finds you well. >>> >>> I am writing to introduce a new project currently under development, >>> called "Apache ECharts From Mermaid." This project aims to enable Apache >>> ECharts to render charts using a Mermaid-like syntax. By leveraging this >>> plugin, we can generate charts from text or markdown, which is especially >>> beneficial in LLM applications. >>> >>> The primary advantage of this approach lies in the simplicity of Mermaid >>> syntax compared to the complex structure of ECharts options. This makes the >>> chart generation process more reliable and user-friendly. Additionally, >>> users can customize the appearance of charts using `echarts.registerTheme`. >>> >>> Here is a brief example of how it works: >>> >>> ```javascript >>> import { EChartsFromMermaid } from 'echarts-from-mermaid'; >>> import * as echarts from 'echarts'; >>> >>> const mermaidDefinition = ` >>> pie title Pets adopted by volunteers >>> "Dogs" : 386 >>> "Cats" : 85 >>> "Rats" : 15 >>> `; >>> >>> const option = EChartsFromMermaid.getOption(mermaidDefinition); >>> /** which generates the following option: >>> * { >>> * title: { >>> * text: 'Pets adopted by volunteers' >>> * }, >>> * series: [ >>> * { >>> * type: 'pie', >>> * data: [ >>> * { value: 386, name: 'Dogs' }, >>> * { value: 85, name: 'Cats' }, >>> * { value: 15, name: 'Rats' } >>> * ] >>> * } >>> * ] >>> * } >>> */ >>> >>> // This option can be used directly with ECharts. >>> const chart = echarts.init(document.getElementById('main')); >>> chart.setOption(option); >>> >>> Currently, the plugin supports several chart types such as pie, bar, >>> line, and sankey. We have also extended Mermaid's capability to describe >>> other chart types supported by Apache ECharts. >>> >>> As this project is still in its development phase, we would greatly >>> appreciate your feedback and suggestions to enhance it further. Your input >>> will be invaluable in ensuring that we create a robust and versatile tool. >>> >>> There are types supported by Mermaid like Pie, Bar, Line, and Sankey. >>> And I also plan to extend the Mermaid - like syntax to describe some chart >>> types that Mermaid doesn't support natively but are supported by Apache >>> ECharts. >>> >>> I would greatly appreciate it if you could take a look at the project >>> and share your thoughts, suggestions, or any potential improvements. Your >>> insights would be extremely valuable as we continue to develop this plugin. >>> >>> Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to hearing >>> your thoughts. >>> >>> Best regards, >>> >>> *Ovilia* >>> >>
