[johnnyAghands]

Ok unrelated, but I'm looking for a tool for making diagrams like that, anyone know what was used on this post? ty

[ralgozino]

That particular diagram seems to have been generated by https://plantuml.com according to the image's metadata

[cratermoon]

Yes! The EXIF data includes the full plantuml used to generate it, under the Plantuml tag.

https://www.plantuml.com/plantuml/uml/VPBFQXmn3CRlynGYzzdUXn...

[johnnyAghands]

Wow! That's pretty slick. I've only thought of EXIF data in the context of my digital camera.

[cratermoon]

I believe, though I can't find an unambiguous reference, that a tool or user is allowed to define and populate any XMP/Exif attribute it wants, within the technical limits of attribute/value definition of the relevant metadata. Whether or not anything else can read and make sense of that metadata is a different problem.

[johnnyAghands]

wow! didn't even think to look at that! ty!

[codethief]

Not the tool OP used but Excalidraw is excellent! https://excalidraw.com/

[loughnane]

Mermaid

[Algent]

draw.io probably . It's pretty good for a free tool. If you lost the xml I think it even work to import directly an exported picture (I guess they append the data into it too).