Export to static HTML page about fishbone

[mbehr1]

Hello @deadprogram! How about a static webpage (e.g. a react app deployed to github.io like the docs page) that allows opening/editing of fba files? I tried a few of those react-apps (e.g. mbehr.github.io/atx-viewer) and they are so similar to the vscode extension webview code that that should be a fairly reasonable effort.
(I could actually just add it to the docs pages.)

[deadprogram]

That sounds great @mbehr1 please and thank you! 😸

[mbehr1]

@deadprogram I started a first POC (see PR#24). It's deployed at https://mbehr1.github.io/fishbone/ see link "try online" (https://mbehr1.github.io/fishbone/online/ ) in the top menu bar. It should open a new tab that has the fishbone editor standalone in the browser. VS-Code extension itself should not be impacted.
Next step: add a load file function (and then a save file/export) (and fixing a few bugs e.g. changing title doesn't seem to persist)
Let me know whether this approach (once the load file is added) works for you.

[mbehr1]

I added load file feature as well (#25 ).
Misses some features yet like:

• migration from older versions
• opening embedded fishbones (if used)
• ...

But should be useable as a POC. @deadprogram feedback appreciated!

[deadprogram]

Hello @mbehr1 thank you very much for working on this! The progress you are making is great.

I see that the "Load" feature is implemented, but not yet "Save", correct?

Is there a way to automatically open a specific FBA file on page load?

Also, what is the most straightforward way to embed a fishbone into a different site? For example putting on a markdown page.

Thanks!

[mbehr1]

@deadprogram yes, save not implemented yet and I'm thinking about ways to make it automatically open (see my comment in issue #22 as well).
So priorities on my side:

• remote open (e.g. for printing, or referring from other sides, might work for embedding as well)
• saving/exporting

But "load" does work for you?

[deadprogram]

But "load" does work for you?

Yes, worked as expected.