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sdedit

v0.1.2

Published

A wrapper to use sdedit via nodejs

Downloads

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sdedit

Generate sequence diagrams from clear text using sdedit, created by Markus Strauch, http://sdedit.sourceforge.net/.

Install

Install using

$ npm install sdedit

The sdedit.jar file is automatically installed in a post install step, but if that fails you can download it yourself using sdedit update.

Dependencies

This package requires java to be installed and put on your PATH environment variable, as this package is just a wrapper around the sdedit java application.

Usage

To learn more about the awesome sdedit application, including the sdedit domain specific language (DSL), see http://sdedit.sourceforge.net/.

This package can be used from the command line as well as programmatically. When installing this package, sdedit update is called automatically, which in turn downloads the sdedit.jar file, used to create your sequence diagrams. If that command failed for some reason, you can retry it yourself by running sdedit update (./node_modules/.bin/sdedit update).

Command line interface (CLI)

Usage:
 sdedit update
 sdedit run
 sdedit run [arguments]

Download and run the sdedit jar.

Options:

 -h, --help     Output this help
 [arguments]    Any of the arguments documented here: http://sdedit.sourceforge.net/command_line/index.html

Examples:
 sdedit update
   Installs the sdedit.jar
 sdedit run
   Run the sdedit UI
 sdedit run -o /tmp/sequence.png -t png /tmp/examples/sequence.sd
   Creates /tmp/sequence.png based on the sequence diagram in /tmp/examples/sequence.sd.

Programmatically

You can use both the SdEdit class and SdEditDownloader classes to perform both run and update respectively:

const SdEdit = require('sdedit').SdEdit;
const SdEditDownloader = require('sdedit').SdEditDownloader;

new SdEditDownloader(/*force*/ false)
  .update()
  .then(() => console.log('Done'))
new SdEdit(['-o', '/tmp/sequence.png', '-t', 'png', '/tmp/examples/sequence.sd'])
  .run()
  .then(() => console.log('Done'));

TypeScript

This wrapper is created with TypeScript. Type definitions are included in the package.

License

This package is licensed under Apache-2. The sdedit java application is created by Markus Strauch under the BSD license.