PlantUML code generator (puml2code)

a command line utility that convert Plantuml -text file that represent class UML diagram to source code. puml parser based on plantuml-code-generator but is rewritten with es6.

Installation

$ npm i -g puml2code

Supported output languages

• CoffeeScript (coffeescript)
• C# (csharp)
• ECMAScript5 (javascript)
• ECMAScript6 (javascript2.0) [default]
• Java (java)
• PHP (php)
• Ruby (ruby)
• TypeScript (typescript)

Supported features

• output: file per class/console
• es6 extended with:
  • code documentation
  • imports based on parameter
  • methods with parameters
• template engine: handlebars
• puml parser engine: pegjs

Usage

$ puml2code -h
Usage: puml2code [options]

Options:
  -V, --version       output the version number
  -i, --input [file]  input .puml file, or "stdin"
  -l, --lang [lang]   Optional output source code language (default: "ecmascript6")
  -o, --out [path]    Output path. When not given output is printed to console.
  -h, --help          output usage information

Supported languages: coffeescript, csharp, ecmascript5, ecmascript6, java, php, python, ruby, typescript

Examples:
  $ puml2code -i input.puml -l ecmascript6
  $ puml2code -h
Use DEBUG=puml2code env variable to get traces. Example:
  $ DEBUG=puml2code puml2code -i input.puml

e.g.

$ puml2code -i myfile.puml

Scheduler.js:
// native modules
// 3rd party modules
// application modules
const Queue = require('./Queue');
const Resources = require('./Resources');


/**
 * Class Scheduler
 */
class Scheduler {
    /**
     * TBD
     */
    constructor(queue, resources) {
        this._queue = query;
        this._resoures = resources;
    }

    /**
     * @param {Queue} queue TBD
     */
    _test(queue) {
        // TBD
    }

    /**
     * @param {Queue} queue TBD
     */
    __protected(queue) {
        // TBD
    }
}

See more output examples here

LICENSE:

MIT