Is it possible to make a Maven plugin to convert the output XML from IntelliJ to PNG in a certain directory in target. Would be nice, because then those diagrams will always be up-to-date after a clean install. It would be nice to use Maven site to publish them and that would make this documentation part of the build / release.
Or if someone would provide the the Java code to convert the XML to PNG (what already is possible in the current UI of IntelliJ by pressing export to file) then I can make the Maven plugin my self.
Example of the output XML file from IntelliJ
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Diagram>
<ID>JAVA</ID>
<OriginalElement />
<nodes>
<node x="0.0" y="980.0">com.example.module.tree.domain.SomeThingTreeConfigurationException</node>
<node x="578.0" y="628.0">com.example.module.tree.logic.impl.FixedTreeConfigTopic</node>
<node x="722.0" y="255.0">com.example.module.tree.logic.impl.FixedTreeSomeThingTreeProviderProducer</node>
<node x="0.0" y="276.0">com.example.module.tree.logic.impl.FixedTreeSomeThingTreeProvider</node>
<node x="722.0" y="0.0">com.example.module.tree.api.SomeThingTreeProviderProducer</node>
<node x="743.5" y="114.0">com.example.module.tree.api.ConfigurableSomeThingTreeProviderProducer</node>
<node x="0.0" y="628.0">com.example.module.tree.domain.SomeThingTreeConfiguration</node>
<node x="33.0" y="0.0">com.example.module.tree.api.SomeThingTreeProvider</node>
</nodes>
<notes />
<edges>
<edge source="com.example.module.tree.api.ConfigurableSomeThingTreeProviderProducer" target="com.example.module.tree.api.SomeThingTreeProviderProducer">
<point x="0.0" y="-45.5" />
<point x="0.0" y="32.0" />
</edge>
<edge source="com.example.module.tree.logic.impl.FixedTreeSomeThingTreeProvider" target="com.example.module.tree.api.SomeThingTreeProvider">
<point x="0.0" y="-153.5" />
<point x="0.0" y="113.0" />
</edge>
<edge source="com.example.module.tree.logic.impl.FixedTreeSomeThingTreeProviderProducer" target="com.example.module.tree.api.ConfigurableSomeThingTreeProviderProducer">
<point x="0.0" y="-59.0" />
<point x="0.0" y="45.5" />
</edge>
</edges>
<settings layout="Hierarchic Group" zoom="1.0" x="257.0" y="253.0" />
<SelectedNodes>
<node>com.example.module.tree.logic.impl.FixedTreeConfigTopic</node>
</SelectedNodes>
<Categories>
<Category>Methods</Category>
</Categories>
<SCOPE>All</SCOPE>
<VISIBILITY>private</VISIBILITY>
</Diagram>
I see this question is a couple of years old, but I thought I'd add my alternative Javadoc Doclet to the existing answers for others with the same question, as I haven't found another doclet around that works with Javadoc 9 and newer.
Mine does and you can find it here: https://github.com/talsma-ict/umldoclet
It'd be great if more people could try it out and report feedback.
自己还没有尝试过,但也许您正在寻找https://github.com/gboersma/uml-java-doclet ?
The approach you suggest would make your build pipeline dependent on your IDE, which I think isn't a good idea. Most developers want to be free to choose their tools.
I did find some Maven plugins that generate UML class diagrams. Hope that helps.
Alternatively you could add a command line tool to your sources (checking it into your version control system) and use the exec-maven-plugin
to run it.
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