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public shareable urls
See original GitHub issuegoogle drawing allows you to generate a public url that renders the drawing in png
use case: embed the image in a gh issue https://twitter.com/vjeux/status/1216228555652075520?s=21
The benefit is that you get auto-updates on that image. Very useful for docs, wikis, etc like gh issues, notion, confluence, gdocs. Keep one source of truth.
It requires a server piece ofc. I think zeit now would be a good fit for this. You get great latency and cache through their cdn for free. And you can provide a one-click deploy experience for users who want to host it themselves.
cc @rauchg
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I think you can start with an anonymous scheme if you want to keep it lightweight. You want authenticated users to avoid abuse and provide other functionality, like “my diagrams”, “private diagrams”, permissions like gdocs (org wide, per user, etc). For all that you can use Auth0 and can be invoked only when you want to share.
We should narrow this issue down. It mentions branching/forking and the ability to save to the same url (as I understand it). There’s also a mention of auto-exporting a PNG to a public url.