#PlantUML

The 'go-structurizr' library auto-generates C4 diagrams from Go code using a scraper and view system, converting structures to PlantUML. It accommodates both code-based and YAML configurations for flexible diagram customization, applying regex rules and component styles. The library identifies components through interface checks and previously registered rules and visually represents them in detailed diagrams. Its resources are suitable for developers focused on clean architecture principles, providing guides and examples to facilitate swift adoption.

Azure-PlantUML supports the creation of Azure system diagrams by using PlantUML sprites, macros, and official Microsoft Azure architecture icons. It enables the visualization of all Azure services, including those manually extracted from Azure.com. The tool allows integration with C4-PlantUML to develop detailed C4 models for Azure architectures. .NET technology backing and Visual Studio Code snippets improve user experience, offering open-source customization and extension possibilities. Its features and compatibility with Playwright and Json.NET make it suitable for professionals in documenting or designing comprehensive Azure architectures.

PlantUML allows for seamless generation of UML diagrams through straightforward textual inputs, catering to both beginners and experienced users. It supports a variety of UML diagrams such as sequence, use case, and class diagrams, facilitating the visualization of complex systems. Beyond UML, it handles non-UML diagrams like JSON and network designs. Features such as hyperlinks, tooltips, and rich text capabilities enhance the overall user experience. As an open-source initiative, PlantUML invites community engagements, promoting ongoing development and innovation.

This Visual Studio Code extension offers comprehensive support for creating UML diagrams, featuring rapid server and local rendering, various editing tools, and straightforward export and preview options. Integrating seamlessly with multi-root workspaces and Markdown, it supports a range of file formats. Installation is straightforward with intrinsic support for PlantUML and Graphviz. Whether leveraging local resources or a PlantUML server, it delivers efficient performance and adaptability, enhancing visual documentation for development teams.

Archimate-PlantUML integrates with PlantUML to streamline ArchiMate diagram creation and management. It offers macros for simplified syntax, enabling easy definition of elements, relationships, and groups in enterprise architecture modeling. The tool supports theme customization and component nesting, providing clear visualization of complex architectures. Useful for architects and developers, it aids in harmonizing business and IT systems, supporting strategic decisions and change management.

C4-PlantUML offers an efficient way to design and communicate software architectures by combining PlantUML with the C4 model. It provides macros and VSCode snippets to create diagrams like System Context, Container, and Component. The tool supports the use of open-source, platform-independent features to facilitate design sessions. Suitable for developers looking to document complex software systems, it also features dynamic and deployment diagrams with customizable tag support.