Add state diagrams to elevator example readme file #32
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You can preview at https://github.com/hlovdal/tinyfsm/tree/elevator_doc/examples/elevator. |
Also checking in the generated png files to make 1. the images avaliable to be rendered on github page. 2. graphviz a soft dependency only necessary if you modify the dot files.
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The built-in way to do this in GitHub is Mermaid diagrams: Looks very similar to dot-to-ascii but it's a supported language that GitHub renders in readme markdown. |
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Hi. I have created two state diagrams for the readme file.
They are graphical png files though if you actually prefer ascii-art, it is possible to generate at https://dot-to-ascii.ggerganov.com/.