Obtain UML class diagrams from Scala 2 or Scala 3 source code in a compiler-independent way.

• What it can
• How to use it
• How does it work
• Github Config

Input	Output
animal.scala olm.scala trait Animal { val location : String } sealed case class Wombat( location:String ) extends Animal package animals.extension import animals.Animal sealed case class Olm( location:String ) extends Animal

This project can generate UML class diagrams from Scala programs without being dependent on the scala compiler. That means you can obtain class diagrams of work in progress files and also standalone files that would not compile on their own. However, it is also possible to generate class diagrams to multiple directories of a public github repository. The project takes into account not only the relationships of the classes but also the package definitions.

Scala-uml evolved from a master thesis in which stereotypes were inserted for all scala-specific features in the context of a UML profile.

• Input: Folder of Scala files or a config file targeting a public github repository
• Output: UML class diagram of the files as an svg-image or in the format of class diagrams of PlantUML

At the moment there is no release. However, this project is planned to be a console application and it can allready respond to a few console commands. Until there is an actual console application, in order to use it you need to get the repository and start the application with sbt "run <commands>".

Commands available:

name = "kivy-astmanip"
owner = "theorydudes"
directories = {
  type="directories",
  dir-entries=[
    {type = "entry", path = "src/main/scala/com/github/theorydudes/model"}
    ]
}

At the moment only public repositories can be used. The config must include the name of the repository and the owner and also a list of directories you want to consider in the visualization. In this case, there is only one directory model. You can just add entries in the list of dir-entries.