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VizHub Runtime Web Worker and Iframe Concept

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CCurran Kelleher
Last edited Apr 23, 2025
Created on Apr 22, 2025

This example visualizes the build process of a VizHub runtime by showing a flowchart where code changes feed into the runtime, which sends build inputs to a web worker, receives the build result, and then sets the `srcdoc` for an iframe. The diagram is rendered using the Mermaid.js library, which is configured with custom styling through CSS variables and the `mermaid.initialize` API with theme variables for fonts and colors. The Mermaid diagram definition is written in flowchart syntax and rendered as SVG via the `mermaid.render` method.

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