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https://cascii.app many more features :)
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Version 1.0.1 now has offline base64 import / export so you can permanently save drawings offline.
Comment · 1 year ago
I have thought about this a lot. I was going to do some stuff with gzip, but fundementally, I came to the conclusion that the most elegant solution (no hidden chars / extra encoded data coupled with export) might actually be training a neural net to do it. Also, this would mean being able to import diagrams that weren't even made on Cascii. Training data can be self-generated too.

Perhaps a good middle ground would just be offering the gzip dump.

Comment · 1 year ago
Bit of a nightmare getting this elegant enough on a phone, and doubt anyone wants to draw ASCII digrams on their phone anyway, so not really a priority!
Comment · 1 year ago
It really depends how much demand there is. It's a great next step but a lot of work - I was thinking about training a neural net to parse images / 3rd party diagrams into Cascii, but right now I need a break from my screen for a few weeks :)
Comment · 1 year ago
Yeah I'd like to talk about going back to basics with single-HTML / vanilla JS. It was a great experience, though admittedly controversial and I was expecting more people to be anti it.
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Please see https://cascii.app where short links are coupled with your exports
Comment · 1 year ago
Nice! Yea it should be easy to use the internal layerManager.import and .encodeAll

This might break state for the online version, but I can do some tweaks and get it merged if you open the PR.

to be clear, the short url feature is useful in that other people can easily edit / update diagrams they see referenced in code comments. If privacy is a concern and you're not distributing the diagram, then indeed exporting JSON is a good way to go.

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