godoc2puml converts godoc formatted documentation into plantuml format.
Just type the following to install the program:
$ go get -u github.com/t-yuki/godoc2puml
If you want to draw a diagram as a image file, it depends on java and graphviz. you must install them:
$ sudo yum install java graphviz
$ # or, etc...
$ sudo apt-get install openjdk-7-jre-headless graphviz
It also depends on plantuml. Well, it is already attached so you do not need to install separately.
godoc2puml
generates a diagram for packages. You can also specify output format if you installed the above.
$ godoc2puml net/http > net.http.puml
$ java -jar plantuml.jar -pipe -tpng < net.http.puml > net.http.png
$ # NOT IMPLEMENTED YET # godoc2puml -t=png net/http > net.http.png
Other options:
Usage of godoc2puml:
-dont-ignore string
white-list for ignore. default/empty value means packages of arg
-field string
set package names in comma-separated strings that use field relationship instead of association
-h show this help
-ignore string
name filter to ignore. default value removes fmt.String and private declarations except specified packages (default "(fmt\\.Stringer|\\w+\\.[a-z][\\w]*)$")
-lolipop string
set package names in comma-separated strings that use lolipop-style interface relationship instead of implementation
-scope string
set analysis scope (main) package. if it is omitted, scope is tests in the same directory
-t string
output format
puml: write PlantUML format (default "text")
The below is output example of "image" package. For more examples, see #1
Many, but...
- enum pattern is not recognized
- noisy
- elementType of map is not recognized as an association
- interface extensions is recognized only when explicit extensions, not implicit extension
- cant parse array- or nested-pointer- embed structs
- cant detect constructors
- ...