Development in progress ;)
daac - Diagram as a Code is a markdown language to easily describe the diagrams (interactions, dependences, workflows) in your code documentation, on wiki pages or just to share diagrams with others people. Do not use specific software to share diagram with people, use daac and discover a new approach: The DaaC (Diagram as a Code) ;)
For example draw this:
by writing this:
desktop(link: daac program)
box(name: daac program; position: 1,0; link: Diagram, Parser, Interpretor)
circle(name: Diagram; position: 1,2)
box(name: Parser; position: 2, 0)
box(name: Interpretor; position: 2, 1; link: Grid Management, SvgRender)
box(name: Grid Management; position: 3, 0)
box(name: SvgRender; position: 3, 1)
github(position: 3,3)
- GUI sucks : I want to edit my diagram from my text editor
- Less is more : I do not want to write a book for simple diagrams
- It's Beautiful : I want a beautiful theme by default. Tired of ugly diagrams
- It's Ugly : AAAH, the default theme sucks, let me make it myself - not implemented in 0.2.0
- Code sucks : AAAH, code sucks, give me a GUI - not implemented in 0.2.0
- Cross-platform : I'm sick of files that you can't edit without installing a gas-factory
@todo Write the installation process via npm
To test daac you can create a demo.daac file containing:
box(name: daac Language; position: 0,0; link: daac Program)
circle(name: daac Program; position: 1,0; link: SVG Diagram)
box(name: SVG Diagram; position: 2, 0 )
and run:
daac -i demo.daac
diagram.svg is now available in your working directory.
Next ? See documentation
If you want to contribute, the pull requests are welcome !
Just check the contribute draft page before submit your code.
This program is under the GNU General Public License v3.0
Copyright (C) 2013-2016 Romain Dubos
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
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