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  1. UCF NextGen

PlantUML

The PlantUML module allows you to create, maintain, share and publish PlantUML diagrams. All diagrams you create will be saved in your account and will be visible by all members of your team once you share them.

From the left-hand navigation menu, select PlantUML.

To create a PlantUML diagram, select the New diagram button. A default diagram will appear where you can replace that with your own UML text. You can name your diagram at the top of the page but choosing the action menu dropdown and then select Rename. Select the Type dropdown to specify the type of diagram you are creating (Class, Component, etc). Utilize the zoom in/out buttons to increase/decrease the size of the diagram. And use the View option to see the UML text and diagram in horizontal or vertical windows. Choose the Save and leave button and your diagram will be saved.

From the listing page, you can search for diagrams using the main search bar and you can filter diagrams displayed by Type and Access:

  • Private - diagrams you have created but not yet shared

  • Shared by you - diagrams you have created and shared (other users in your account will be able to see them)

  • Shared with you - diagrams other users in your account have created and shared

Simply double-click on a diagram or choose Open from the action menu to enter Edit Mode where you can modify the UML text of the diagram.

Select the Action menu of a diagram ("...") where you can perform a number of actions on it (only Owners, Administrators and Editors can make modifications), namely:

  • Open - change the UML text of the diagram

  • Rename - modify the Name, Type, and/or Description of the diagram

  • Duplicate - make a copy of the diagram. Automatically opens the new diagram in Edit mode.

  • Export/Copy - download a PNG, SVG, or Text version of the diagram or copy as a PNG

  • Share - share or unshare a diagram with your team members in the account. Users must share their diagrams in order for other team members in the account to view/modify them. Alternatively Publish a diagram as well. Note: Enable publishing using the Manage Apps option in the bottom left of the application. Once published, a public URL will be generated that can be shared with others outside of your account.

  • Attribution - add attribution for the diagram

  • Delete diagram - remove the diagram (from the account)

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