Class diagram generation from Java source
Maven plugin details
UMLGraph can be easily integrated with existing maven based application. Below is the maven plugin details which needs to be configured:
01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 11 12 13 14 | < plugin > < groupId >org.apache.maven.plugins</ groupId > < artifactId >maven-javadoc-plugin</ artifactId > < configuration > < doclet >org.umlgraph.doclet.UmlGraphDoc</ doclet > < docletArtifact > < groupId >org.umlgraph</ groupId > < artifactId >doclet</ artifactId > < version >5.1</ version > </ docletArtifact > < additionalparam >-horizontal -attributes -enumconstants -enumerations -operations -types -visibility -inferrel -inferdep -hide java.* -inferrel -collpackages java.util.*</ additionalparam > < show >public</ show > </ configuration > </ plugin > |
UMLGraph depends upon Graphviz which must be already installed on the machine. Also in the above maven setting if you configure ‘GRAPHVIZ_HOME’ environment variable you need not specify the docletpath in plugin details.
Steps to configure UMLGraph
- Download and install Graphviz
- Set GRAPHVIZ_HOME environment variable.
- Add the above plugin details in your POM.xml, configure additionalparams per your need.
- execute ‘mvn javadoc:javadoc’.
Sample
Below is the sample generated using above configuration over our Pizza entity pizza_class_diagram.png
More configuration
You can configure this diagram per your needs. Please refer UMLGraph class diagram options for more configuration.
Reference: Class diagram generation from Java source from our JCG partner Abhishek Jain at the NS.Infra blog.