How to insert macro "draw.io" by wiki markup language

Question

Hello

I don't find the related macro wiki markup language grammar.

Jacob.Learned · Answer

Hey Leon,

After some experimentation, I found that you're able to include a pre-existing draw.io diagram into wiki markup by referencing the original page id of the draw.io diagram and the name of the diagram using the {inc-drawio} macro.

For instance, if I create a new draw.io diagram named "my_diagram.drawio" on a page with ID 123456789, I can then include this diagram on a different page in wiki markup by using:

{inc-drawio:pageId=123456789,diagramName=my_diagram.drawio}

The awkward part here is getting the pageId of the owning page. If you're interacting with a lot of diagrams or using wiki markup frequently to include drawio diagrams, it may make sense to create a single/few page(s) where you create all the diagrams to have a known pageId you can reference easily.

If you're doing this through code like the atlassian-python-api package, it would be much easier to grab the reference page containing the diagrams, e.g.:

from atlassian import Confluence

confluence = Confluence(
url='http://localhost:8090',
username='admin',
password='admin')

diagram_page = confluence.get_page_by_title(space="MySpaceName", title="Diagrams Reference")

new_page = confluence.create_page(
    space="MySpaceName",
    title="New Page Including Diagram",
    representation="wiki",
    body=f"""h1. Include Drawio test

{{inc-drawio:pageId={diagram_page["id"]}|diagramName=my_diagram.drawio}}
    """,
 )

Hope this helps!

David Benson_y1z3j1 · Answer

You could try {drawio}, but I doubt the markdown parser will understand that. If it's possible to insert raw confluence page storage format into markdown, that should work.

Bastian Schmitt -drawio Diagrams- · Answer

Hi Leon. Attached you find a screenshot of all the supported formats you can use to generate a diagram from code (Arrange > Insert > Advanced):

Sincerely,
Bastian