It's a little hard to style the current ERDs. This aims to make things
easier by associating a distinct class with each type of element within
the diagram.
I've added a common `er` class across the elements so that those that
bring their own `themeCSS` can target styles at this diagram type. This
hasn't really been done elsewhere so I'm open to suggestions; an
alternative may be to add classes to a top-level element so that we can
do e.g. `svg.mermaid.er .entityBox`.
This restores the option of rendering an ERD with an absolute width,
which is consistent with the approach taken with the other diagram
types.
This logic was lost in #1324, which was probably just a small oversight:
9199546dca (diff-7c38d27acbe0676d923bf19283671616L397-L409)
The option defaults to true for backwards compatibility.
This option lets you customise the padding around the whole flowchart.
It is equivalent to `er.diagramPadding` and defaults to 8px for
backwards compatibility with the current hardcoded value.
- memoize to poor-man-cache properly-ish
- wrapLabel, calculateTextDimensions (and friends) moved to utils for all to enjoy
- drawSimpleText getTextObj moved to utils to support the functions listed above
- assignWithDepth - Object.assign but depth-ier
- random - for crypto random numbers
-Added tables into the comments from mermaidAPI.md, to reflect documentation that I had added through a previous PR, #1509
-as per @knsv 's directions, added comments here.
-also found a list of parameters, who's documentation do not come out in the markdown file. I left them alone, but will be raising a separate issue, for others to review.
Updated config to match a conversation knut and i had about the relationship between global, site, and integrator configuration
(Will update docs)
Renamed wrapEnabled to wrap
Poor man's caching for calculateTextDimensions, wrapLabel, and breakString (actually makes a huge difference)
