This is a blog post, not a transcript. It has no timestamps. The content is a promotional announcement for a new software integration.
Abstract:
As far as I can tell, this article is a product announcement for the official Mermaid Chart for Confluence app. It details the app's function, which is to allow users to create, embed, and edit Mermaid diagrams directly within Confluence pages. The stated purpose is to reduce context switching and improve workflow efficiency. The post provides a step-by-step guide on using the app, highlighting features like selecting diagrams from a user's account, resizing, and in-place editing via a pop-up editor. The content is purely promotional.
Mermaid Chart's New Confluence App
New Confluence Integration: Mermaid Chart has released a free, official app for Confluence, available on the Atlassian marketplace. Its purpose is to embed diagrams directly into Confluence pages.
Basic Workflow: The process involves four steps:
Call the Mermaid Chart macro within a Confluence page.
Log in and select an existing diagram from your personal projects or create a new one.
Set a caption and select a display size (from xsmall to extra large).
Insert the diagram into the page.
In-Situ Editing: The app's main feature appears to be the ability to edit diagrams without leaving Confluence. Clicking an edit icon on an embedded diagram opens the Mermaid Chart editor in a pop-up window, allowing for code or visual edits that are saved directly to the page.
Target Audience: The tool is marketed to both developers and non-technical users to improve communication and speed up workflows by keeping diagrams alongside relevant text.