Given that Markdown is getting traction in DT and that many DT users also make use of mindmaps, I see in MarkMap an opportunity for the DT ecosystem: a “native” DT mindmapping solution.
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First request of its kind but we might add this to a future release. Thanks!
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Interesting 
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I am also rejoiced by the possibility of mermaid JS, yet …
- have you found how to, in Mermaid mindmaps, create links?
- It is yet another markup.
What I like in markmap is that the mindmap is an alternative representation of ANY markdown file.
I see a “topic index” (overview of the different/salient concept/sub-topics in a topic) as a very good usecase for such alternative representations.
Tools > Inspectors > Contents > Table of Contents shows the headings & subheadings too, maybe this could be already useful for you too.
This will likely be far too late for you, but I just had the same question and thought I‘d record the solution here for search engines to find:
A node in Mermaid can not accept Markdown-formatted links but HTML ones! So this is valid syntax:
mindmap
((root node))
(normal 1st level node)
2nd level node
<a href="https://www.devontechnologies.com">2nd Level link</a>
A third 2nd level node
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