zombie-mermaid 5.10.2 → 5.11.0

package/dist/cli.js

@@ -615,7 +615,7 @@ async function $() {
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-	console.log("zombie-mermaid — render Mermaid diagrams from the command line\n\nUsage:\n  zombie-mermaid render <file> --ascii              Render to ASCII in terminal\n  zombie-mermaid render <file> --svg                Render to <file stem>.svg\n  zombie-mermaid render <file> --svg -o <out.svg>   Render to a named SVG file\n  zombie-mermaid render <file> -o out.svg           Format inferred from the extension\n  zombie-mermaid render <file> --svg -o -           Write SVG to stdout\n  zombie-mermaid render <file> --ascii --svg -o <out.svg>   Both (ASCII to terminal)\n  zombie-mermaid render <file> --html               Self-contained pan/zoom HTML viewer\n  zombie-mermaid render <file> --png                Rasterize to <file stem>.png\n  cat file.mmd | zombie-mermaid render --ascii      Read from stdin\n  zombie-mermaid validate [file]                    Parse only; exit 1 with line diagnostics if invalid\n  zombie-mermaid themes                             List available themes\n  zombie-mermaid web [--port <n>]                   Start a local web UI (default port: 3000)\n  zombie-mermaid mcp                                Start an MCP server on stdio (render tools)\n  zombie-mermaid --help                             Show this help\n  zombie-mermaid --version                          Show version\n\nOptions:\n  --ascii              Print ASCII/Unicode diagram to terminal, or to -o <file.txt>\n                       when it is the only format\n  --svg                Render SVG to -o <path> (default: <input stem>.svg;\n                       stdin input must give -o)\n  --resolve-colors     Replace CSS var()/color-mix() in the SVG with computed\n                       sRGB values, for rasterizers and other non-browser SVG\n                       consumers (resvg, librsvg, Inkscape) that don't\n                       evaluate them. The default output stays a live function\n                       of its CSS variables. Requires --svg.\n  --html               Render a self-contained HTML pan/zoom viewer to -o\n                       <path> (default: <input stem>.html). Embeds the SVG;\n                       no server, no network, opens from disk. Cannot be\n                       combined with --svg/--png (different content, same\n                       slot).\n  --png                Rasterize to PNG at -o <path> (default: <input\n                       stem>.png), via the optional @resvg/resvg-js native\n                       dependency — install it with `pnpm add\n                       @resvg/resvg-js` if it's missing. Always resolves\n                       CSS var()/color-mix() first (as --resolve-colors\n                       does for --svg), since a rasterizer can't evaluate\n                       them. 1:1 with the SVG's own pixel size, no scaling.\n                       Cannot be combined with --svg/--html.\n  -o, --output <path>  Output file for the SVG/HTML/PNG (or for ASCII when\n                       none of those is given). '-' writes to stdout. A\n                       .svg, .html, .txt, or .png extension selects the\n                       format when no --svg/--html/--png/--ascii flag is\n                       given; one that contradicts the flags is an error.\n                       Existing files are never overwritten without --force.\n  -f, --force          Overwrite an existing output file\n  --theme <name>       Apply a built-in theme (see 'themes' command)\n  --direction <dir>    Override the diagram's layout direction: TD, TB, BT, LR, or RL\n                       (flowchart, state, and ER diagrams; nested subgraph\n                       directions still apply on top of it)\n  -x, --paddingX <n>   Horizontal spacing between nodes (ASCII, default: 5)\n  -y, --paddingY <n>   Vertical spacing between nodes (ASCII, default: 5)\n  -p, --borderPadding <n>  Padding inside node boxes (ASCII, default: 1)\n  --coords             Overlay row/column index rulers (ASCII, debug layout)\n  --hyperlinks         Emit OSC 8 terminal hyperlinks for `click` hrefs\n                       (ASCII). Off by default: terminal support varies —\n                       iTerm2, WezTerm, kitty, Windows Terminal, and\n                       VTE-based terminals render them as clickable links;\n                       others may show the URL or nothing. Pagers need\n                       OSC 8 support too (`less -R`, recent versions).\n  --profile <name>     ASCII preset: 'markdown' = plain ASCII characters, no\n                       color, for pasting into issues/commits/fenced blocks\n                       (explicit flags like --coords still win). Requires\n                       --ascii.\n  -w, --max-width <n|auto>  Fit ASCII output within this many columns\n                       ('auto' detects the terminal width): applies compact\n                       spacing automatically when needed, and warns on\n                       stderr if it still doesn't fit (no label wrapping or\n                       direction-flip — see issue #335).\n  --layout mermaid     Opt in (flowcharts, --ascii): draw mermaid's own ELK layout\n                       instead of the grid renderer. Subgraphs, some shapes,\n                       other diagram types, layout failures and drawings that\n                       cannot fit 120 columns (or -w <n>, used as the cap)\n                       fall back to the default renderer; stderr says which\n                       one ran. --layout mermaid-wide drops the cap and always\n                       draws the (possibly wide) layout-faithful text. Merged\n                       parallel edges hide edge multiplicity. Depends on\n                       mermaid 12.1.0 + elkjs 0.9.3: install the optional peer\n                       with `pnpm add elkjs-0.9.3@npm:elkjs@0.9.3`. -x/-y/-p\n                       and --coords do not apply to the layout-faithful drawing.\n  --port <n>           Port for the 'web' command (default: 3000)\n  -h, --help           Show help\n  -v, --version        Show version");
+	console.log("zombie-mermaid — render Mermaid diagrams from the command line\n\nUsage:\n  zombie-mermaid render <file> --ascii              Render to ASCII in terminal\n  zombie-mermaid render <file> --svg                Render to <file stem>.svg\n  zombie-mermaid render <file> --svg -o <out.svg>   Render to a named SVG file\n  zombie-mermaid render <file> -o out.svg           Format inferred from the extension\n  zombie-mermaid render <file> --svg -o -           Write SVG to stdout\n  zombie-mermaid render <file> --ascii --svg -o <out.svg>   Both (ASCII to terminal)\n  zombie-mermaid render <file> --html               Self-contained pan/zoom HTML viewer\n  zombie-mermaid render <file> --png                Rasterize to <file stem>.png\n  cat file.mmd | zombie-mermaid render --ascii      Read from stdin\n  zombie-mermaid validate [file]                    Parse only; exit 1 with line diagnostics if invalid\n  zombie-mermaid themes                             List available themes\n  zombie-mermaid web [--port <n>]                   Start a local web UI (default port: 3000)\n  zombie-mermaid mcp                                Start an MCP server on stdio (render tools)\n  zombie-mermaid --help                             Show this help\n  zombie-mermaid --version                          Show version\n\nOptions:\n  --ascii              Print ASCII/Unicode diagram to terminal, or to -o <file.txt>\n                       when it is the only format\n  --svg                Render SVG to -o <path> (default: <input stem>.svg;\n                       stdin input must give -o)\n  --resolve-colors     Replace CSS var()/color-mix() in the SVG with computed\n                       sRGB values, for rasterizers and other non-browser SVG\n                       consumers (resvg, librsvg, Inkscape) that don't\n                       evaluate them. The default output stays a live function\n                       of its CSS variables. Requires --svg.\n  --html               Render a self-contained HTML pan/zoom viewer to -o\n                       <path> (default: <input stem>.html). Embeds the SVG;\n                       no server, no network, opens from disk. Cannot be\n                       combined with --svg/--png (different content, same\n                       slot).\n  --png                Rasterize to PNG at -o <path> (default: <input\n                       stem>.png), via the optional @resvg/resvg-js native\n                       dependency — install it with `pnpm add\n                       @resvg/resvg-js` if it's missing. Always resolves\n                       CSS var()/color-mix() first (as --resolve-colors\n                       does for --svg), since a rasterizer can't evaluate\n                       them. 1:1 with the SVG's own pixel size, no scaling.\n                       Cannot be combined with --svg/--html.\n  -o, --output <path>  Output file for the SVG/HTML/PNG (or for ASCII when\n                       none of those is given). '-' writes to stdout. A\n                       .svg, .html, .txt, or .png extension selects the\n                       format when no --svg/--html/--png/--ascii flag is\n                       given; one that contradicts the flags is an error.\n                       Existing files are never overwritten without --force.\n  -f, --force          Overwrite an existing output file\n  --theme <name>       Apply a built-in theme (see 'themes' command)\n  --direction <dir>    Override the diagram's layout direction: TD, TB, BT, LR, or RL\n                       (flowchart, state, and ER diagrams; nested subgraph\n                       directions still apply on top of it)\n  -x, --paddingX <n>   Horizontal spacing between nodes (ASCII, default: 5)\n  -y, --paddingY <n>   Vertical spacing between nodes (ASCII, default: 5; LR/RL sibling gap is n-1, min 1)\n  -p, --borderPadding <n>  Padding inside node boxes (ASCII, default: 1)\n  --coords             Overlay row/column index rulers (ASCII, debug layout)\n  --hyperlinks         Emit OSC 8 terminal hyperlinks for `click` hrefs\n                       (ASCII). Off by default: terminal support varies —\n                       iTerm2, WezTerm, kitty, Windows Terminal, and\n                       VTE-based terminals render them as clickable links;\n                       others may show the URL or nothing. Pagers need\n                       OSC 8 support too (`less -R`, recent versions).\n  --profile <name>     ASCII preset: 'markdown' = plain ASCII characters, no\n                       color, for pasting into issues/commits/fenced blocks\n                       (explicit flags like --coords still win). Requires\n                       --ascii.\n  -w, --max-width <n|auto>  Fit ASCII output within this many columns\n                       ('auto' detects the terminal width): applies compact\n                       spacing automatically when needed, and warns on\n                       stderr if it still doesn't fit (no label wrapping or\n                       direction-flip — see issue #335).\n  --layout mermaid     Opt in (flowcharts, --ascii): draw mermaid's own ELK layout\n                       instead of the grid renderer. Subgraphs, some shapes,\n                       other diagram types, layout failures and drawings that\n                       cannot fit 120 columns (or -w <n>, used as the cap)\n                       fall back to the default renderer; stderr says which\n                       one ran. --layout mermaid-wide drops the cap and always\n                       draws the (possibly wide) layout-faithful text. Merged\n                       parallel edges hide edge multiplicity. Depends on\n                       mermaid 12.1.0 + elkjs 0.9.3: install the optional peer\n                       with `pnpm add elkjs-0.9.3@npm:elkjs@0.9.3`. -x/-y/-p\n                       and --coords do not apply to the layout-faithful drawing.\n  --port <n>           Port for the 'web' command (default: 3000)\n  -h, --help           Show help\n  -v, --version        Show version");
 }
 $();
 //#endregion

package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "zombie-mermaid",
-  "version": "5.10.2",
+  "version": "5.11.0",
   "license": "MIT",
   "mcpName": "io.github.dfadler/zombie-mermaid",
   "description": "Render Mermaid diagrams as beautiful SVGs or ASCII art. Ultra-fast, fully themeable, zero DOM dependencies. Maintained fork of beautiful-mermaid.",
@@ -115,11 +115,11 @@
     "@modelcontextprotocol/sdk": "^1.32.1",
     "elkjs": "^0.12.0",
     "entities": "^7.0.1",
-    "@zombie-mermaid/ascii-renderer": "5.10.2",
-    "@zombie-mermaid/mcp": "5.10.2",
-    "@zombie-mermaid/core": "5.10.2",
-    "@zombie-mermaid/mermaid-parser": "5.10.2",
-    "@zombie-mermaid/svg-renderer": "5.10.2"
+    "@zombie-mermaid/ascii-renderer": "5.11.0",
+    "@zombie-mermaid/core": "5.11.0",
+    "@zombie-mermaid/mcp": "5.11.0",
+    "@zombie-mermaid/mermaid-parser": "5.11.0",
+    "@zombie-mermaid/svg-renderer": "5.11.0"
   },
   "devDependencies": {
     "@arethetypeswrong/cli": "0.18.5",
@@ -160,8 +160,8 @@
     "vite": "^8.2.4",
     "vitest": "^4.1.12",
     "zod": "^4.5.4",
-    "@zombie-mermaid/ascii-layout": "5.7.1",
-    "@zombie-mermaid/elk-layout": "5.7.1"
+    "@zombie-mermaid/elk-layout": "5.7.1",
+    "@zombie-mermaid/ascii-layout": "5.7.1"
   },
   "optionalDependencies": {
     "@resvg/resvg-js": "^2.6.2"