A converter from PlantUML class diagrams to python3 skeleton classes
supported PlantUML class diagram syntax:
` uml : "@startuml" decls "@enduml" decls : ε | decls decl decl : class | assoc | "skinparam" class : abs "class" id '{' attribs '}' class : abs "interface" id '{' attribs '}' class : enum id '{' ids '}' ids : ID ids : ids ',' ID abs : ε | "abstract" attribs : ε | attribs attrib attrib : prot id vec type init attrib : prot id '(' ')' type attrib : prot id '(' args ')' type attrib : prot "static" id '(' ')' type attrib : prot "static" id '(' args ')' type attrib : prot "abstract" id '(' ')' type attrib : prot "abstract" id '(' args ')' type type : ε | ':' id vec args : id type | args ',' id type prot : ε | '+' | '-' | '~' | '#' vec : ε | '[' ']' | '[' [0-9]+ ']' | '<[_A-Za-z][A-Za-z0-9_]*>' init : ε | '=' id | '=' str | '=' [0-9]+ assoc : id ('<|--' | '<|..' | '--|>' | '..|>') id assoc : id card ('*-->' | '--*' | '<--*' | 'o-->' | 'o--' | '<--o' | '--o' | '-->' | '<--' | '--') card id type card : ε | STR str : '"([^"\\]|\\.)*"' id : '[_A-Za-z][A-Za-z0-9_]*' `
comments start with # symbol and end the end of the line.
A simple class example:
` @startuml skinparam classAttributeIconSize 0 skinparam monochrome true class Tire { - _pressure: int - _standard: int - _flat: bool -- + Tire(standard: int , pressure: int) + standard() : int + pressure() : int + flat() : bool + pressure(pressure: int) : void + empty() : bool } @enduml `
Generate the python3 skeleton code to stdout with:
` python3 -m uml2py tire.uml `
or save the skeleton code to a file:
` python3 -m uml2py tire.uml tire.py `
Use the environment DEBUG=1 for a verbose output:
` DEBUG=1 python3 -m uml2py tire.uml `
Some examples in the examples/ directory.
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