PlantUML introduction
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PlantUML is a tool that allows users to create UML diagrams through a simple and intuitive text-based language, promoting faster diagram creation akin to programming. It integrates easily with other software, making it convenient for developers to incorporate UML documentation into their workflows. The document also describes various types of diagrams that can be created using PlantUML, including use case, sequence, and class diagrams.
![Class diagrams
interface iCommand {
+can(transition)
+execute()
}
abstract Command {
-options : []
-__construct(options)
+factory(options) : Command
}
iCommand <|.. Command
Command <|-- Null
Command <|-- Bevestiging
Command <|-- Go
Command <|-- Wacht
Command <|-- Introductie](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/plantumlintroductie-140123014828-phpapp02/85/PlantUML-introduction-11-320.jpg)
PlantUML introduction
- 2. PlantUML ● What is PlantUML? ● Why use it? ● Where to use it?
- 3. What is PlantUML? PlantUML is a component that allows you to quickly write UML diagrams. It uses a simple and intuitive language to “write” the diagrams. The core component is a java jar and can be easly integrated in other software.
- 4. Why use it? Maintaining (UML) documentation can be a tedious task. Separated diagramming tools are often separated from developments tools. PlantUML can be an integral part of the tools we love to use. “Writing” the diagrams is a big advantage over drawing them, mainly because the speed. It's almost like programming.
- 5. Where to use it?
- 6. PlantUML Use case diagrams ●Sequence diagrams ●Class diagrams ●
- 7. Use case diagrams ' options title Order intake flow left to right direction ' actors Actor API as A Actor Customer as C Actor MQ ' relations C --|> A ' package package CINCO { ' Use cases A -> (Choose package) (Choose package) ..> (Choose options) A -> (Submit order) : Customer Submits order (Handle order) <- MQ }
- 8. Use case diagrams ' options title Order intake flow left to right direction skinparam usecase { BackgroundColor DarkSeaGreen BorderColor DarkSlateGray } ArrowColor OZlive ActorBorderColor black ActorFontName Courier ' actors Actor API as A Actor Customer as C Actor MQ ' relations C --|> A ' package package CINCO { ' Use cases
- 9. Use case diagrams ' options title Order intake flow left to right direction ' actors Actor API as A Actor Customer as C Actor MQ ' relations C --|> A ' package package CINCO { ' Use cases A -> (Choose package) (Choose package) ..> (Choose options) A -> (Submit order) : Customer Submits order (Handle order) <- MQ }
- 10. Sequence diagrams Actor Client control Api control MQ Actor Consumer Client -> Api:placeOrder(order) Api Api Api Api -> -> -> -> MQ:connect() MQ:channel('orders') MQ:put(order) MQ:disconnect() Consumer -> MQ:connect() Consumer -> MQ:watch('orders') loop while(true) Consumer -> MQ:reserve() Consumer -> Biblio.Utils.OrderHelper:processOrder(order) alt Success Consumer -> MQ:delete() else failed Consumer -> MQ:release() end end Consumer -> MQ:disconnect()
- 11. Class diagrams interface iCommand { +can(transition) +execute() } abstract Command { -options : [] -__construct(options) +factory(options) : Command } iCommand <|.. Command Command <|-- Null Command <|-- Bevestiging Command <|-- Go Command <|-- Wacht Command <|-- Introductie
- 12. Class diagrams iCommand <|.. Command Command <|-- Null Command <|-- Bevestiging Command <|-- Go Command <|-- Wacht Command <|-- Introductie Command <|-- Extra1 Command <|-- Extra2 Command <|-- Extra3 Command <|-- Extra4 Command <|-- Extra5 Command <|-- Extra6 Command <|-- Extra7 Command <|-- Extra8 Command <|-- Extra9 Command <|-- Extra10
- 13. Class diagrams iCommand <|.. Command hide members show Command members show iCommand methods Null -right-|> Command Bevestiging -right-|> Command Go -right-|> Command Wacht -right-|> Command Introductie -right--|> Command Extra1 -down-|> Command Extra2 -down--|> Command Extra3 -down-|> Command Extra4 -up-|> Command Extra5 -up--|> Command Extra6 -up---|> Command Extra7 -up--|> Command Extra8 -up---|> Command Extra9 -up--|> Command Extra10 -up-|> Command