Walkthrough

The pull request updates the documentation for migrating from mxGraph to maxGraph, focusing on providing comprehensive guidance for developers transitioning between the two libraries. The documentation has been revised to clarify the changes in class names, method signatures, and overall library structure. The update includes corrections to hyperlink formatting, detailed explanations of API changes, and specific instructions for TypeScript setup and code migration.

Changes

Possibly related issues

• Migrate the mxGraph documentation #345: Directly related to documentation migration, specifically the need to transform documentation from HTML to Markdown and rename references from mxGraph to maxGraph
• [DOC] Migrate the mxGraph Javascript Manual #612: Focuses on migrating the mxGraph JavaScript Manual, which aligns with the migration documentation update
• [DOC] Migrate the mxGraph Tutorial #613: Addresses the migration of the mxGraph Tutorial, complementing the migration documentation efforts

Possibly related PRs

• docs: add a Codecs page #524: Updates to codec documentation supporting the migration process
• docs: migrate the mxGraph tutorial #618: Migration of mxGraph tutorial, directly related to migration documentation
• docs: reorganize and improve the manual pages #622: Improvements to manual pages, enhancing documentation clarity
• docs: integrate contents from the mxGraph Java manual #624: Integration of mxGraph Java manual content
• docs: highlight the getting started page #625: Improvements to getting started page for new users transitioning from mxGraph

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packages/website/docs/usage/migrate-from-mxgraph.md (1)

123-123: LGTM! Link format has been corrected.

The space before the link has been removed, which should fix the rendering issue. The link format now follows the correct markdown syntax.

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