Guide

#Standalone page and viewer link

#Standalone export

The designer's Export → Standalone page command creates one HTML file containing the library and scenario. Open it in a browser without a server or network connection.

#Viewer link and iframe

Export → Viewer link creates a URL like this:

https://example.org/docs/player.html#d=compressed-scenario

The fragment after # contains the compressed scenario and display options. The server does not receive that fragment. The link works wherever player.html is available, including a published documentation site. The player fills the window and fits the diagram to its frame.

To embed the player in another page:

<iframe src="https://example.org/docs/player.html#d=compressed-scenario" style="width:100%;aspect-ratio:16/9;border:0"></iframe>

An uncompressed form, player.html#json=<percent-encoded JSON>, is accepted as well; it is intended for links produced by scripts or language models. The designer accepts the same #json= fragment.

The player can also load a JSON file over HTTP: player.html?src=scenarios/status-feedback.json. Published example scenarios live in docs/scenarios/.