kvid

@akikinho wrote: > Hello @kvid, here is the yaml input file. The shield has to be around 10A and 11A > [...] The YAML input you provided above is perfectly...

@martonmiklos - Thank you very much for this feature suggestion, and I encourage you to create a draft PR with your code suggestions. I have tried your code and and...

Comment by @formatc1702 in the original thread: > Good question. Since the HTML template contains ``, it would be best if the embedded SVG also was UTF-8. Not sure if...

@martinrieder wrote: > Citing the [Graphviz FAQ - NonAscii](https://graphviz.org/faq/#FaqNonAscii): I took the liberty to append the `#FaqNonAscii` bookmark to your link so readers more easily find the section you quote....

Except for the work-around you already mention to create a combined image from several others, there is currently not possible to include more than one per connector/cable. There might be...

@martinrieder wrote: > I wrote [#404 (comment)](https://github.com/wireviz/WireViz/issues/404#issuecomment-2225983880) under the assumption that `hide_disconnected_pins` is active. IMO this should treat both sides independently to produce a more compact output. Any opinions on...

- Personally, I like the pin names close to the wire ends (at both sides when needed) for the same reason as [described](https://github.com/wireviz/WireViz/issues/404#issuecomment-2225978945) by @AlanLivingston above: When physically connecting each...

The Graphviz utility we use doesn't support reading URIs. It only support reading the local file system. See https://gitlab.com/graphviz/graphviz/-/issues/1664

> Hi, I find myself in need of designing a pretty complicated harness (for a small aircraft) so I'm looking around for options and came across Wireviz. I couldn't figure...

Maybe the top-down approach in your request can be solved in a preprosessor that produces the WireViz YAML input. Please suggest how you would like to specify the top-level graph...