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How do we use it in WebStorm? :) #1

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JimLynchCodes opened this issue Dec 29, 2016 · 4 comments
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How do we use it in WebStorm? :) #1

JimLynchCodes opened this issue Dec 29, 2016 · 4 comments

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@JimLynchCodes
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Hey Brian,

I landed new from that other issue thread we were going back and forth in. I'm excited to try this out and get done actual uml diagrams for my Angular 2 projects. I'd also be willing to help add to the README once I get it working. thanks. :)

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bafolts commented Dec 30, 2016

I have never used webstorm. Currently the app is used from the command line.

./bin/tplant.js -i sample/SubClass.ts

This takes the sample/SubClass.ts file as input and generates the corresponding plantuml to STDOUT. What would webstorm need added?

@JimLynchCodes
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Well WebStorm just takes a plantuml file and displays it in a nice visual diagram. What are you using to actually view your plantuml files visually?

Also, would I be able to just pass in "src/**/*.ts" and have it convert all the does in my project to plantuml, creating a corresponding plantuml file for each one right next to it?

@bafolts
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bafolts commented Dec 30, 2016

Is there a common extension used for plantuml files? It can be setup to generate a planuml file next to the generated file and work with wildcards

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