Does anyone have a recommendation for a tool that can make architecture diagrams (flowcharts) like the one found here? https://github.com/donnemar...
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Mark Hopson on May 09, 2019
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I might be missing the point, but I've never let that stop me from charging-in before!
Would a simple box-and-arrow model like this work?
This is generated from a much simpler text document with Graphviz's dot command from source like this
You would need to install Graphviz locally, but if you need architecture diagrams I reckon you have the Linux chops to navigate this chore. ;)
I want something more point-and-click tho ... but I agree that Graphviz is pretty cool.
Here is the tool I found: sourcespy.com. Help to generate the UML diagrams which can be automatically updated. Pretty cool.
Very cool - and performant too :D
You're looking for mermaid
Yea I saw that. It's pretty cool but I'd like something a little more point and click though.
Every time you touch your mouse a kitten dies ;P
You might also consider using an ASCII flow chart generator, such as asciiflow.com.
Yea that's a cool. Same with my comment with "mermaid" - I'd like something a little more point and click.
I know I'm being picky ;)
Draw.io is nice but I don't like how it hosts the diagrams on your Google Drive.
You can keep the files as xml instead.
You can also use diagrams.net (draw.io) diagrams in your repository. Check it out