yUML is a tool for generating UML diagrams for the web
Found a fun tool to quickly generate UML diagrams for insertion into blogs, articles, and more. The interesting thing is that in order to insert a chart into an article, you just need to provide a link to the image in which the classes themselves are described, using a special language.
For example, this link:
Looks like that:
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So far only class and use-case diagrams are supported, as well as the “sloppy” mode of drawing blocks. :) Project site .
For large diagrams, of course, it’s not very convenient to write everything in one line. To solve the problem, you can, for example, use a simple JavaScript preprocessor that combines strings and cuts out extra spaces. Here is an example using jQuery: link .
For example, this link:
<img src="http://yuml.me/diagram/class/ [Customer]->[Billing Address] "/>Looks like that:
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So far only class and use-case diagrams are supported, as well as the “sloppy” mode of drawing blocks. :) Project site .
For large diagrams, of course, it’s not very convenient to write everything in one line. To solve the problem, you can, for example, use a simple JavaScript preprocessor that combines strings and cuts out extra spaces. Here is an example using jQuery: link .
Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/59190/
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