Plantweb is a project that provides a command line interface, Sphinx directives and an API that allows to render powerful plain text UML diagrams, ASCII diagrams and complex graphs.
It is a Python client for the PlantUML server and thus it can render PlantUML, Graphviz and Ditaa diagrams without the need to install them.
Plantweb features a local cache that prevents requesting the server for previously rendered diagrams, speeding up building documentation with lots of diagrams.
Finally, being pure Python, non-local rendering, Plantweb is an excellent way to display and render PlantUML, Graphviz and Ditaa diagrams in ReadTheDocs published documentation.
https://plantweb.readthedocs.io/
New
- Added documentation on how to run a PlantUML docker container to simplify deployment.
Fixes
- Fix #9 passing source files to the Sphinx directive as an absolute path.
- Fix #7 source files passed as argument to the Sphinx directive failed to render correctly.
- Fixed test suite to be compatible with newer versions of Sphinx.
- Fixed several PEP8 violations.
Changes
- Improved algorithm to gather configuration for a git repository root.
- Test suite now test Python 3 with Python 3.5 instead of Python 3.4.
Fixes
- Fix #1 that caused diagrams rendering to fail with a 404 in Windows OSes.
New
- Sphinx directives now support passing a source file as argument.
New
- Added a set of Sphinx directives
uml
,graph
anddiagram
.
New
- Default options can now be overriden with a
.plantwebrc
file in the user home or in the git repository root.
Fixes
- Fixed bug when calling
render_cache
that returned a non-tuple.
Changes
- Documentation was greatly improved.
New
- Initial public release.
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