Open jhermann opened 4 years ago
Using napkin in notebook will be great especially if there is already some supports for PlantUML.
Actually, I am not using notebook after I tried that quite long time ago. I might try notebook again soon.
@pinetr2e This might help to get you going in case you're using Debian platforms: 1and1/debianized-jupyterhub: ♃ Debian packaging of JupyterHub, a multi-user server for Jupyter notebooks
Or try it in a Docker container…
Related to this issue, for the Emacs users, Org babel integration is now supported. Please check https://github.com/pinetr2e/ob-napkin
Has anyone tried napkin in a notebook?
Not sure if it needs special integration code, or maybe some convenience additions…
I have https://github.com/pleabargain/ipynb/blob/master/napkin_UML_test.ipynb
Not much joy.
It would be great to get a sample working on Colab!
You can do it like this:
import napkin
from IPython.display import Image
@napkin.seq_diagram()
def distributed_control(c):
user = c.object("User")
order = c.object("Order")
orderLine = c.object("OrderLine")
product = c.object("Product")
customer = c.object("Customer")
with user:
with order.calculatePrice():
with orderLine.calculatePrice():
product.getPrice("quantity:number")
with customer.getDiscountedValue(order):
order.getBaseValue().ret("value")
c.ret("discountedValue")
napkin.generate(output_format="plantuml_png", output_dir="/tmp")
Image(filename="/tmp/distributed_control.png")
It would definitely be nicer if napkin.generate()
could just return an object that has the Jupyter _display_FMT
methods to automatically display it.
Has anyone tried napkin in a notebook?
Not sure if it needs special integration code, or maybe some convenience additions…