Feature/participants

[jack-burridge-tp]

Description of changes: Adds participant types to the generated puml, this allows you to easily draw sequence diagrams, for example:

@startuml
!define AWSPuml /generated/dist/

!include AWSPuml/AWSCommon.puml
!include AWSPuml/Compute/all.puml
!include AWSPuml/Mobile/all.puml

actor User as user
APIGatewayParticipant(api,name,)
LambdaParticipant(lambda,TimeLambda,returns now)
user -> api: Asks time
api -> lambda: Invokes lambda
lambda -> api: Returns time now
api -> user: Returns time
@enduml

Will become:

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[gadams999]

Thanks for the pull request @jack-burridge-tp , looks great. I'll run this through my not-yet-integrated unit and integration tests and get back in a few days.

[jack-burridge-tp]

@gadams999 hide footbox could be added to AWSCommon.puml meaning you hide the participant at the bottom by default For example, using it in the current state:

@startuml
!define AWSPuml /Users/jack/Dev/aws-icons-for-plantuml/dist

!include AWSPuml/AWSCommon.puml
!include AWSPuml/Database/all.puml
!include AWSPuml/Compute/all.puml

hide footbox

actor User as user
LambdaParticipant(lambda,Insert lambda,adds to db)
DynamoDBParticipant(db,Stuff database,holds stuff)

user -> lambda: Invoke lambda with stuff
lambda -> db: Add stuff to database
@enduml

Would become:

If you want the footbox you just add show footbox to your file, so it is still reversable.

[gadams999]

I'd prefer to leave default settings as-is (show footbox by default), but document an example to show how to disable (as per yours above).

Reviewed the overall approach and looks clean, great addition to the repo! Will start a review and add some comments there.