Plantuml Editor2

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PlantUML online demo client / Vue3 in Vite

Overview:

PlantUML Editor 2 is a versatile tool that allows users to create and edit PlantUML diagrams online. This demo client supports Vue 3 and TypeScript with features like Vite for quick setup and Vitest for running unit tests. The editor integrates with Mermaid as well, providing users with added flexibility. It includes recommended IDE setups for VSCode and details on how to enhance performance using Volar and vue-tsc for type checking.

Features:

  • PlantUML Support: Create and edit PlantUML diagrams online
  • Vue 3 Integration: Supports Vue 3 for web development projects
  • TypeScript Compatibility: Utilize TypeScript for type-safe development
  • Vite Integration: Quick project setup with Vite for efficient development
  • Vitest for Testing: Run unit tests seamlessly with Vitest
  • Mermaid Integration: Option to use Mermaid for additional diagramming capabilities
  • IDE Recommendation: VSCode with Volar and TypeScript Vue Plugin for enhanced development
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Vue

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Typescript

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