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diagram-cli

v1.1.1

Published

CLI for generating Plant UML diagrams and displaying them in your github markdown documents

Downloads

7

Readme

Plant UML diagram-cli

Command line interface for generating diagrams from plant uml files in a convention based way and displaying them in markdown documents

Build Status

Contents

What does it do?

Running diagrams init creates a ./diagrams folder populated with some default folders. Running a further command of diagrams make generates any files in the ./diagrams/puml into .png files in the ./diagrams/img folder.

It also creates a README.md in the root of ./diagrams and populates it with links to the .png files so they automatically appear in your github repository. All you have to do is add a link in your front page of your github with [Link to diagrams](./diagrams/README.md).

Usage

# install the cli globally
npm install -g diagram-cli

# show usage
diagrams --help

# initialise folders and files
diagrams init

# generate diagrams
diagrams make

Windows requirements

# You need to have graphviz installed to generate diagrams
choco install javaruntime
choco install graphviz

# Add the path to your environment variables
# C:\Program Files (x86)\Graphviz2.38\bin

Mac requirements

# You need to have graphviz installed to generate diagrams
brew install graphviz

Libraries and useful links