Welcome to the OSPO Mind Map 🧭

The OSPO Mind Map schemes the main Open Source program Office's responsibilities, roles, behavior and team size within the Ecosystem. An interactive OSPO Mind Map version can be found at: https://ospomindmap.todogroup.org/

This folder contains the resulting mind map, and is open and available to everyone that would like to provide feedback and help to improve its content.

📚 About OSPO Mind Map Project

The Mind map is structured into four main areas:

• Responsibilities
• Roles
• Behavior
• Team Size The initial mind map was created using MindMup2. However, in order to ease community contributions, a second version of this mind map was created using Markmap that is managed as markdown that renders an interactive mind map. See Mind Map Syntax below for notes on how to use it.

🧩 Project Structure

This folder contains four main resources:

Folder	Extension	Content
Content	.md	Source markmap format used to generate the mindmap
Img	.svg	Rendered mindmap suitable for printing
Img	.html	Rendered interactive mindmap
additional-info	*	Initial announcement and information for the mindmap project

🙋 Contributing to the project

Content

Follow these steps to create a new version of the Mind map:

1. From ospology/ospo-mindmap/, run

   npm install

2. Make your changes to Content/ospomindmap.md (or Content/ospomindmap_jp.md)
3. Run npm run dev to see your changes live as you edit.
4. Commit your changes and open a PR

Markmap Syntax

Markmap is a tool (under MIT licence) designed by @gera2ld that parses markdown content and extract its intrinsic hierarchical structure and renders an interactive mindmap, aka markmap. Please see markmap documentation for further details.

Visualization and html generation

to visualize your mindmap localy you can use:

VSCode integration Download

Markmap-cli

Use markmap command-line in a local terminal.

$ npx markmap-cli path/to/markmap.md

You can also install it globally:

$ yarn global add markmap-cli markmap-common
$ markmap path/to/markmap.md

There is a watch mode so that you could edit the Markdown file and get updates on the fly:

$ markmap -w path/to/markmap.md

Feedback and Suggestions

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