RackDown

Turns plain-text rack descriptions into deterministic SVG diagrams

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RackDown describes server equipment racks in plain text and renders them as deterministic SVG diagrams, usable from the CLI, Obsidian, Hugo, and other tools, so rack documentation can be kept in notes or git and reviewed like any other text. It's built for homelab operators and sysadmins who want their rack layout documentation to stay text-based and version-controllable instead of living in a separate design tool.

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