Community plugins
Websequencediagrams is thrilled to have the support of the
community with these plugins. If you are interested in creating
your own plugins, see below for information on our easy to use
RESTful API.
IETF Task Force
If you are writing a HTML RFC document,
WebSequenceDiagrams is the
recommended
format for sequence diagrams.
Confluence
Have an administrator install
this plugin and then you will be able to embed sequence
diagrams using the {uml-sequence} macro.
Mediawiki
With a one-line change to your installation of Mediawiki, you
can keep your sequence diagrams in your wiki page's version
history. Install the
plugin
from here.
Eclipse
Create sequence diagrams from inside the eclipse IDE. Simply
install the
plugin for
Eclipse.
Emacs
Add an awesome sequence diagrams major mode to emacs with
this package. You can install it with
one command.
Maven
Use this
plugin
to generate sequence diagrams using the Maven build tool. See
the
example
instructions and POM file.
Trac
Download the
plugin for Trac,
whipped together by Carl Gould.
See the
README file for easy
instructions on installing it.
XWiki
Here is a
Macro for
XWiki.
DocuWiki
This plugin juses the service to generate nice
UML Sequence Diagrams on DokuWiki pages.
Wordpress
Type diagrams directly into your posts with
this plugin.
Mingle
This
Mingle
macro plugin helps users draw sequence diagrams in their
Mingle wiki pages.
MoinMoin
Here is a
plugin
for the MoinMoin wiki engine, sent in by customer James Goldwater.
node.js
Install the
node-websequencediagrams
plugin to render diagrams in your server-side web application.
Chrome Browser
This
plugin
will add a button to create sequence diagrams right in the
javascript console.
Are you using websequencediagrams.com with some other service?
Let us know and we'll post it here.
See below for command line interfaces in PHP, Python, Ruby, Java, and C#.
HTML and Web Pages
You can include diagrams in any web page, and they automatically update
when the page changes. Just copy these two lines, and put
your diagram source text between them.
Do not remove the <pre> tags. They are required to preserve
line-breaks on some browsers.
Example
<div class=wsd wsd-style="modern-blue" ><pre>
Alice->Bob: Authentication Request
Bob-->Alice: Authentication Response
</pre></div><script type="text/javascript" src="$HOSTURL/service.js"></script>
Alice->Bob: Authentication Request
Bob-->Alice: Authentication Response
You can set wsd-style to any of these styles:
- default
- earth
- magazine
- modern-blue
- mscgen
- napkin
- omegapple
- patent
- qsd
- rose
- roundgreen
You may also set the maximum width to a pixel value using the
wsd-width attribute.
Opening directly from a URL
You can use the
m parameter to specify the diagram description
in the URL when linking to the web site.
$HOSTURL/?m=note%20over%20a:%20you%20can%20link%20to%20this
Integrating with other services through the REST API
You can access the websequencediagrams server programmatically using a HTTP
POST request. Send the POST request to
https://www.websequencediagrams.com/index.php. The request must contain
"style" parameter, containing the name of the style to use. The "message"
parameter contains the text of the diagram. The apiVersion parameter should contain the value "1".
The "format" parameter may be "png", "pdf", or "svg".
In response to the POST request, websequencediagrams.com will return a string similar to the
following:
{"img": "?png=mscKTO107", "errors": []}
In the case of an svg request, the response would be:
{"img": "?svg=mscKTO107", "errors": []}
The response is a
JSON encoding of the
following fields:
- img: When appended to "https://www.websequencediagrams.com/", the result
is the URL of the image.
- errors: an array of errors in the source text, if there were any.
The image may be deleted from the server immediately after it is accessed. To
access the image again, you will have to regenerate it using a separate POST
request.
Authentication and Premium Features
Subscribers can use an API key to access premium features
through the API.
- Generate an API key by visiting this page while signed in.
- Include the "apikey" parameter in requests, with its
value equal to your key.
Please note that subscriptions are for individual users to
create diagrams. Requests that appear to be for multiple users
may result in cancellation of the account.
Rust API
PHP API
Here is an example implementation in PHP.
If you have an API key (see above), then you can include it in
the request to access premium features.
Python API
Here is an example implementation in python.
Java API
Here is an example implementation in Java.
C# API
Here is some sample C# code sent in by Fabrizio Bertocci.
Ruby API
Here is an example implementation in Ruby.
Rust API