Scruffy UML: Creates UML diagrams using yUML-like (http://yuml.me) syntax.
Requires dot (http://www.graphviz.org/), rsvg-convert (http://librsvg.sourceforge.net/) and pic2plot (http://www.gnu.org/software/plotutils/), has been developed and tested on Ubuntu. For scruffy output Purisa font is used by default if it's available. More fallback fonts will be added in future.
The same syntax as yUML (http://yuml.me/diagram/scruffy/class/draw):
| Class | [Customer] |
| Directional | [Customer]->[Order] |
| Bidirectional | [Customer]<->[Order] |
| Aggregation | [Customer]+-[Order] or [Customer]<>-[Order] |
| Composition | [Customer]++-[Order] |
| Inheritance | [Customer]^[Cool Customer], [Customer]^[Uncool Customer] |
| Dependencies | [Customer]uses-.->[PaymentStrategy] |
| Cardinality | [Customer]<1-1..2>[Address] |
| Labels | [Person]customer-billingAddress[Address] |
| Notes | [Person]-[Address],[Address]-[note: Value Object] |
| Full Class | [Customer|Forename;Surname;Email|Save()] |
| Splash of Colour | [Customer{bg:orange}]<>1->*[Order{bg:green}] |
Simple example:
suml --png "[User|+Forename;+Surname;+HashedPassword;-Salt|+Login();+Logout()]" > samples/sample13.png
suml --png --font-family Purisa --scruffy "[User|+Forename;+Surname;+HashedPassword;-Salt|+Login();+Logout()]" > samples/sample13-scruffy.png
More complex example:
suml --png "[note: You can stick notes on diagrams too!{bg:cornsilk}],[Customer]<>1-orders 0..*>[Order], [Order]++*->[LineItem], [Order]-1>[DeliveryMethod], [Order]-*>[Product], [Category]<->[Product], [DeliveryMethod]^[National], [DeliveryMethod]^[International]" > samples/sample14.png
suml --png --font-family Purisa --scruffy "[note: You can stick notes on diagrams too!{bg:cornsilk}],[Customer]<>1-orders 0..*>[Order], [Order]++*->[LineItem], [Order]-1>[DeliveryMethod], [Order]-*>[Product], [Category]<->[Product], [DeliveryMethod]^[National], [DeliveryMethod]^[International]" > samples/sample14-scruffy.png
There are some extensions to yUML syntax:
[ClassA|field1;field2] and following [ClassA] refer to the same class (box) so you don't have to repeat all the class members in each relation.
You can group/put classes (boxes) inside another box using "embedded classes" like [Group [NodeA][NodeB]] This is not related to UML class diagrams, but might be useful to communicate you ideas.
suml --png --font-family Purisa --scruffy "[Node A]->[Node B],[Node B]->[Node C],[Group [Node A][Node B]]" > samples/sample15-scruffy.png
Some initial support for sequence diagrams:
| Object | [Object] |
| Send message | [Object1]Message>[Object2] or [Object1]<Message[Object2] |
suml --png --scruffy --sequence "[Patron]order food>[Waiter],[Waiter]order food>[Cook],[Waiter]serve wine>[Patron],[Cook]pickup>[Waiter],[Waiter]serve food>[Patron],[Patron]pay>[Cashier]" > tmp/sequence1-scruffy.png
