Code Visualizer

The Code Visualizer project is a tool that allows users to visualize Java code in different formats, such as UML diagrams and XML schema. It leverages the JavaParser library for parsing Java source code and the PlantUML library for generating UML diagrams.

Introduction
Features
Getting Started
- Prerequisites
- Installation
Usage
- Command-Line Options
Contributing
License
Acknowledgments

Introduction

The Code Visualizer project aims to provide developers with a tool to visualize Java code for better understanding and analysis. It supports the generation of UML diagrams and XML schema from Java source code.

Features

Generate UML diagrams from Java source code
Generate XML schema from Java source code
Command-line interface for easy integration into workflows
Interactive rendering of PlantUML diagrams (PNG or ASCII)

Getting Started

Prerequisites

Java (JDK) installed on your machine
Maven for building and managing the project

Installation

Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/code-visualizer.git

Navigate to the project directory:
```
cd code-visualizer
```
Build the project using Maven:
```
mvn clean install
```

Usage

Command-Line Options

The Code Visualizer supports the following command-line options:

-i or --input: Specify the input java source folder.
-g or --generate: Specify the output type (uml or xsd).
-o or --output: Specify the output folder path.
-r or --render: Specify the rendering format (png or ascii).

Example usage:

java -jar CodeVisualizer.jar -g uml -o output/ -r png

Contributing

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to use, modify, and distribute the code for your own projects.

Acknowledgments

The Code Visualizer project wouldn't be possible without the contributions and support from the following:

Thank you to all the contributors and communities behind these fantastic tools!

xnyuq / CodeVisualizer