Developer tool: simple utility module for generating UML graphs #353
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I've developed a simple workflow for making UML diagrams of pyGSTi. It takes a file initially written in PlantUML format (which can be done with the
pyreversefunctionality of thepylintpackage) and turns it into a simple GML file (which can be read by most any graph visualization software, such as yEd).I am open to feedback on if more tooling would be preferred. I can also include PyGSTI's current UML graph file if folks would like.