An easy-to-use plantuml cli for everyone.
Install from official pypi
pip install plantumlcli
Install from source code
git clone https://github.com/HansBug/plantumlcli
cd plantumlcli && pip install .
Python 3.7+ is required, pypy is also tested to be okay.
If you need to export the diagrams to PDF format, just install like this
pip install plantumlcli[pdf]
Show version of plantumlcli
plantumlcli -v
Show help information of plantumlcli
plantumlcli -h
Check the local plantuml environment and remote plantuml host
plantumlcli -c # check both environments
plantumlcli -cL # check local environment only
plantumlcli -cR # check remote environment only
In default, no local plantuml jar can be used, the remote host is set to the official one (http://www.plantuml.com/plantuml). But don't worry, you can specify your plantuml jar file or remote host by environment variables or command lines.
plantumlcli -c # local not okay, remote okay
PLANTUML_HOST=http://plantuml.example.com plantumlcli -cR # remote okay
plantumlcli -cR -r http://plantuml.example.com # remote okay
PLANTUML_JAR=/my/path/plantuml.jar plantumlcli -cL # local okay
plantumlcli -cL -p /my/path/plantuml.jar # local okay
Build image from plantuml source code
plantumlcli source.puml # the target image will be named as 'source.png'
plantumlcli -o image.png source.puml # the target image will be named as 'image.png'
plantumlcli -t eps source.puml # eps format is supported
plantumlcli source1.puml source2.puml # 2 source codes, the images' names will be 'source1.png' and 'source2.png'
plantumlcli -o image1.png -o image2.png source1.puml source2.puml # 2 source codes, image will be 'image1.png' and 'image2.png'
PLANTUML_JAR=/my/path/plantuml.jar plantumlcli source.puml # use local plantuml jar to build png
PLANTUML_JAR=/my/path/plantuml.jar plantumlcli -L source.puml # force use local plantuml jar to build png
PLANTUML_HOST=http://plantuml.example.com plantuml source.puml # use your plantuml host to build png
PLANTUML_HOST=http://plantuml.example.com plantuml -R source.puml # force use your plantuml host to build png
You can also get the URL address of remote plantuml (in these cases, remote plantuml will be used regardless of -L
and -R
commands)
plantumlcli -u helloworld.puml # get png URL of helloworld.puml
plantumlcli -u -t eps helloworld.puml # get eps URL of helloworld.puml
plantumlcli --homepage-url helloworld.puml # get online editor's URL of helloworld.puml
plantumlcli -u helloworld.puml common.puml # get png URL of the 2 puml files (one line for one URL, in order)
You can also use plantumlcli in python source code by import
# environment variables
# PLANTUML_JAR=/path/to/plantuml.jar
# PLANTUML_HOST=https://plantuml.example.com
from pathlib import Path
from plantumlcli import LocalPlantuml, RemotePlantuml
if __name__ == "__main__":
code = Path('source.puml').read_text()
local = LocalPlantuml.autoload()
print(local.dump_txt(code)) # print text graph of code
local.dump('/my/path/source_local.png', 'png', code) # save png to /my/path/source_local.png
local.dump('/my/path/source_local.eps', 'eps', code) # save eps to /my/path/source_local.eps
remote = RemotePlantuml.autoload()
print(remote.dump_txt(code)) # print text graph of code
remote.dump('/my/path/source_remote.png', 'png', code) # save png to /my/path/source_remote.png
remote.dump('/my/path/source_remote.eps', 'eps', code) # save eps to /my/path/source_remote.eps
print(remote.get_url('png', code)) # get png url from remote host
print(remote.get_homepage_url(code)) # get online editor's url from remote host
Thank you for considering contributing to plantumlcli!
We appreciate all contributions to improve plantumlcli, both logic and system designs. Please refer to CONTRIBUTING.md for more guides.
And users can join our slack communication channel, or contact the core developer HansBug for more detailed discussion.
Github: https://github.com/HansBug/plantumlcli
Documentation(just readme yet, will be written soon): https://github.com/HansBug/plantumlcli/blob/main/README.md
Issue Tracker: https://github.com/HansBug/plantumlcli/issues
Pypi: https://pypi.org/project/plantumlcli/
Test pypi(pre-released versions can be found here): https://test.pypi.org/project/plantumlcli/
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