As detailed in https://plantuml.com/picoweb, plantuml.jar comes with it's own sim[le web server.
At tha moment, I am using two different paths to render plantuml graphs locally (via cli) or remotely (web server). This could be simplified by always using the web server, only by changing the URL to localhost:
As detailed in https://plantuml.com/picoweb, plantuml.jar comes with it's own sim[le web server. At tha moment, I am using two different paths to render plantuml graphs locally (via cli) or remotely (web server). This could be simplified by always using the web server, only by changing the URL to localhost:
java -jar plantuml.jar -picoweb:8000:127.0.0.1
and point the server address to
http://127.0.0.1:8080