We're impressed with the completeness of this tool but wonder where if fits into our workflow. We make a diagram with meaning to us and try to extract that from all of the other details.
pages/convert-from-excalidraw
We will dig into the export file with jq stripping back layer by layer until we see our learning loop.
jq keys [ "appState", "elements", "files", "source", "type", "version" ]
The export file has elements of various type.
jq '.elements[].type' "ellipse" "ellipse" "ellipse" "arrow" "arrow" "text" "text" "text" "arrow"
An elipse has boundElements.
jq '.elements[0].boundElements[].type' "arrow" "text" "arrow"
An arrow has start and end Bindings.
jq '.elements[3].startBinding' { "elementId": "rPQJijsPMOXPxlbZ6aN-X", "focus": 0.08638970142697117, "gap": 11.432034196478249 }
A text has originalText.
jq '.elements[5].originalText' "watch"
I think we have it. github 
digraph { node [shape=box style=filled fillcolor=gold] rankdir=LR node [fillcolor=lightgreen] 0 [label="Element watch" ] 1 [label="Element dream" ] 2 [label="Element build" ] 1->2 [label="Connection" labeltooltip="undefined"] 0->1 [label="Connection" labeltooltip="undefined"] 2->0 [label="Connection" labeltooltip="undefined"] }
//wiki.ralfbarkow.ch/assets/pages/reporting-and-analysis-tools/beam-select.html
We enjoyed drawing with Excalidraw and in this page explore a feature of their SVG export format. app