mermaid.parse API doesn't return anything. Is this intentional?
See original GitHub issueI’m trying to use the markup generated by Mermaid in Webpack, but I discovered that parse
function doesn’t return anything. Is this intentional?
> mermaid.parse(definition)
undefined
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Yeah, render is where its at.
Aha, very cool. Thanks for the insight.