UML (Unified Modeling Language) is a standardized visual modeling language used in software engineering to provide a way to visualize a system's architectural blueprints. It's maintained by the Object Management Group (OMG) and is used for specifying, constructing, and documenting the artifacts of software systems.
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Provides PlantUML diagram generation capabilities, including tools for creating and encoding diagrams, generating embeddable SVG/PNG URLs, and creating various diagram types like sequence diagrams, class diagrams, and C4 architecture diagrams.
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Generates UML class diagrams in PlantUML format from C++ codebases, including class structures, inheritance hierarchies, and member visibility
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Converts PlantUML diagram syntax to visual outputs (SVG, PNG, PDF, JPEG) via Kroki.io, supporting UML diagram generation and download.
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Generates UML class diagrams from analyzed code structure
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Generates UML diagrams as part of the documentation, including inheritance graphs and call graphs.
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Supports generating context maps in PlantUML format for visualizing domain relationships and bounded contexts
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Renders PlantUML diagrams by converting PlantUML text to diagram images through a PlantUML server
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Creates, validates, and exports UML system models using MSON (Metamodel JavaScript Object Notation) format with support for class, component, deployment, and use case diagrams
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Supports UML actor shapes for creating UML diagrams and other standard diagram types
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Provides UML diagram rendering capabilities through PlantUML, supporting multiple diagram types including sequence, class, use case, activity, component, deployment, state, and timing diagrams with PNG and SVG output formats.
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Creates UML-style class diagrams showing epic structure relationships as part of the diagram visualization options.
Why this server?
Generates UML diagrams of multiple types including class, sequence, activity, use case, state, component, deployment, and object diagrams from natural language or PlantUML code