If you need to present your scheme description to user base, this just might do the trick.
Build for very specific XSD-parsing needs it has it's uses in general, or can be adapted.
Simply do this and you'll get an HTML layout ready to print out:
include_once "visualizer.class.php";
$visualizer = new XSDVis\Visualizer('example/schema.xsd');
echo $visualizer->draw();Add styles, some interactivity, and you're in business. An example is provided on how this can be achieved.
If you don't like the output of Visualizer itself, you sure can make your own class.
Simply call parser directly and use it's results to your desire; check with Visualizer for reference.
include_once "parser.class.php";
try {
$parser = new XSDVis\Parser($filepath);
} catch (Exception $e) {
echo "Parser - Exception occurred: " . $e->getMessage();
}
$parser->parse();