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Render Mermaid diagrams as token-themed SVG with Pele (pele.run) — a free, MIT-licensed, zero-dependency TypeScript library by kepano / the Obsidian team (github.com/obsidianmd/pele) that turns Mermaid syntax into static SVG themed entirely through `--pele-*` CSS variables, covering every diagram type built into Mermaid 12.1.0 (flowchart, sequence, class, state, ER, gantt, git, pie, mindmap, timeline, xychart, sankey, C4, architecture, block, agentflow, wardley, radar, treemap and more; not ZenUML), with server-side `render()` (zero client JS) and client `mount()` (container-width reflow, zoom), in Next 14–16 + React 18–19 + Tailwind 3.4 or v4 + motion v13 (`motion/react`). Trap: the npm name `pele` has an unrelated 2020 publish (`pele@1.0.0`, a LavaMoat experiment) and the real library shipped 14 releases in its first 12 days — always pin an exact current version (`pele@1.6.0` verified). Use this whenever a task involves Mermaid in a React/Next app, "render a mermaid diagram", "replace mermaid.js / mermaid is too heavy", an architecture, flowchart, sequence, gantt, ER, C4, state, sankey or pipeline / agent-flow diagram on a docs, landing, case-study, MDX or blog page, "make the diagrams match the design system", dark-mode diagrams, SSR or static SVG diagrams, a `pre.mermaid` block that needs rendering, a pele.run link, or `import ... from 'pele'`. Token bridge, render-vs-mount rule, per-type imports, and the CI parse-error check live in references/integration.md.
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