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- Excalidraw, free and selfhostable diagram-drawing in the . . . - Reddit
Svelte is a radical new approach to building user interfaces Whereas traditional frameworks like React and Vue do the bulk of their work in the browser, Svelte shifts that work into a compile step that happens when you build your app
- Any self-hosted alternative to draw. io or excalidraw?
I am in search of a Draw io or Excalidraw that I can self-host I tried WBO, it's fine but looks more like drawn in Paint Are there close alternatives? P S - Diagram net is possible to self host but my server is too weak to handle it P S - Solution was to use nextcloud apps that has both excalidraw and draw io integration Thanks all for the
- Self hosted web-based diagram maker? : r selfhosted
You can run various backends with it pretty easily I maintain the Diagrams net package for Sandstorm io, if you want a Google Drive-esque self-hosted platform which stores the diagrams and everything in the same interface, though it's a fairly heavy platform if you intend to only run a single app with it
- Excalidraw self host : r selfhosted - Reddit
A place to share, discuss, discover, assist with, gain assistance for, and critique self-hosted alternatives to our favorite web apps, web services, and online tools
- Possible to Self-host Draw. io? : r homelab - Reddit
Really liking draw io for network diagrams and such Wondering if its possible to self-host it on Proxmox as a VM CT? Not looking to have external access to it, just on my LAN It looks like NextCloud may have an addon extension to add draw io to it, but is there a more direct way to self-host it? Not finding much on self-hosting it directly
- Network map drawing examples and editing software? : r selfhosted - Reddit
I've been using both drawthe net use yaml which is easier to read and version in something like github or gitlab draw io as more icons, is a bit easier to use and the fact that you can edit your diagram in Nextcloud is a big plus I'd suggest drawing your network layer by layer Starting with the physical part is the easiest way to begin
- Does anyone know the tool used to make this diagram?
I did use BookStack in the past It's also pretty awesome (using draw io as diagram integration instead of Excalidraw) but ultimately, I found the flexible tree structure for notes that Trilum offers to be more practical than BookStacks rigid page chapter structure Although BookStack does look prettier
- How to integrate diagrams. net draw. io with self-hosted GitLab
The Application ID needs to go to draw io conf file as window DRAWIO_GITLAB_ID; In the same config set window DRAWIO_GITLAB_URL to your gitlab instance, like https: gitlab company com; The secret token from gitlab is not required If you run your self-hosted draw io in docker, you can pass the configuration as env vars
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