The toolbar button next to Export is now a two-state switch: both
labels are visible and the filled half is the current view, so a
diagram that opens in 2D shows "2D" and one click flips it to 3D. The
dropdown is gone; nothing is greyed out and no menu stays open after a
choice.
The 3D-only controls moved to Archify's bottom-right dock beside PATH
and LENS: STACK (levels by kind, on or off), TOP (from above), and the
zoom stepper's middle button reads RESET while 3D is on, instead of a
2D zoom level that meant nothing there.
3D view: a "3D" menu beside Export switches the diagram to a three.js
scene built from the live Archify SVG. Nodes become blocks topped with
the node as Archify draws it, relationships become lit pipes along
Archify's routes, and the canvas, frames, lanes and legend form the
floor. Clicks and hover go to the SVG nodes, so focus, the Semantic
Passport and the intent trace work as in 2D; Archify's own animations
(trace, node pulse, passport/path/lens flows) are mirrored live. The
menu also offers flat or stacked levels, reset view and a top view;
Export gains "3D view" (PNG). Trackpad scrolling pans, pinch and the
mouse wheel zoom, and the zoom buttons work beyond the 2D limits.
The scene draws only when something moves. New setting
archify.defaultView.
Source: src/ is split by job (commands, views, webview, archify,
sources, language, util, viewer3d); behaviour unchanged.
- Marketplace description, README and messages lead with .archify files
in YAML; Archify's JSON files and rendered HTML are described as also
supported, in their own README section and a supported-files table
- Rename the rendered-HTML editor to Archify HTML Viewer (it shared the
extension's name) and its command to Open in Archify HTML Viewer
- Empty or broken .archify files ask for valid YAML instead of JSON
- Completion for brand values in .archify (YAML) and Archify JSON sources,
from the bundled brand-marks/catalog.json (107 marks); aliases and
product names match, so "kafka" offers apache-kafka
- brand/unknown diagnostics carry their JSON pointer only at the start of
the message; use it when subject.path is missing, so the error lands on
the brand line instead of the top of the file
- Unit tests for catalog loading, value detection and pointer fallback;
integration checks for completion and diagnostic placement
Closes#5
The Explorer folder menu shows a command's title without its category,
so it read just "New Diagram…". The title now names Archify itself and
the category is dropped, so the Command Palette shows the same text.
Integration test asserts the title.
- Archify: New Diagram… (Explorer folder menu, File > New File…, Command
Palette) creates a .archify file from a template and opens the diagram
- Six YAML templates: architecture, workflow, sequence, dataflow,
lifecycle and an everyday plan; connections carry ids, workflows use
schema 2
- Title and meta.output follow the file name; template comments are kept
- Tests: every template passes archify validate; integration check for
the command
Closes#2
- .archify content is YAML (JSON still accepted); converted to JSON for the renderer
- Archify Diagram custom editor is the default for *.archify; Show Source opens the YAML beside it
- YAML syntax errors and validation problems mapped to YAML lines
- yamlValidation for schema completion with redhat.vscode-yaml
- scripts/to-yaml.mjs converts existing .archify files
.archify files are Archify JSON diagram sources. They open as JSON,
preview with the same commands, report validation problems, and get
completion from a schema that dispatches on diagram_type. Adds a
hello.archify example and tests for detection, the dispatching schema
and the VS Code behaviour.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
VS Code extension that previews Archify diagrams from their JSON sources
(live, as you type) and opens rendered Archify HTML in a viewer tab.
Bundles the Archify 3.0.1 renderer and runs it on VS Code's Node runtime.
Adds validation diagnostics, JSON schema help, source-link navigation,
export saving, render-to-file and open-in-browser commands.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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