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graph LR
Admin[admin_id, username, password]
Person_with_disability[pwd_id, first_name, middle_name, last_name, dob, age, gender, birth_place, civil_status, blood_type, ph_id, tin_id, religion, contact_number, email_address, province, city_town, address, educational_attainment, employment_status, contact_person, contact_person_no, valid_id, id_number, disability, username, password, status]
Senior_Citizen[sc_id, first_name, middle_name, last_name, dob, age, gender, birth_place, civil_status, blood_type, ph_id, tin_id, religion, contact_number, email_address, province, city_town, address, educational_attainment, employment_status, contact_person, contact_person_no, valid_id, id_number, username, password, status]
Uploaded_file[file_id, username, file_name, file_directory, file_type]
Admin --nAdmin_uploads_file (uploaded_on)--> Uploaded_file
Person_with_disability --1Person_with_disability_has_account--> Admin
Senior_Citizen --1Senior_Citizen_has_account--> Admin
 

Hi @acednalga, thanks for posting in the community! It looks like you might be looking for Mermaid support, is this correct? 

If that is the case, this unfortunately is not currently available in Lucid, however we have seen other users requesting this. If you’d like to see this option in Lucid, I encourage you to comment and upvote this feature request post for Mermaid support!

As a workaround, if you're able to use UML markup, you may find the UML markup tool helpful as it can generate a sequence diagram based on your input. I hope this helps! 

Please let me know if this is not what you are looking for or if you have any questions! 


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