Domain Storytelling.
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Domain Storytelling defines the artifacts between actors and work objects as activities. In PlantUML world, it basically the Arrow
, i.e. -->
, .l.>
, ...
However, the text related to an activity must follow a specific format with an optional sequence number and a label. The procedure Activity
can be used to follow the format. The procedure can be used according to two fashions.
The first one is when the sequence number and the label are parts of the Arrow's text.
Actor("consumer", "consumer")
Actor("stand", "concession stand attendant")
Shapes("popcorn")
consumer --> popcorn : Activity("01", "orders")
popcorn --> stand : Activity("", "from")
The second one is when the sequence number is set as a cardinality of the actor and the label is the Arrow's text.
Actor("consumer", "consumer")
Actor("stand", "concession stand attendant")
Shapes("popcorn")
consumer Activity("01") --> popcorn : orders
popcorn --> stand : from
The bootstrap may provide PlantUML artifacts like constants, procedures or style statements.
' loads the domainstorytelling bootstrap
include('domainstorytelling/bootstrap')
An additional include can be used to load all items in one shot.
' loads the bootstrap of `domainstorytelling` and all related items
include('domainstorytelling/full')
Finally, another include can be used to load the library's bootstrap, the package's bootstrap and all items' resources in one !include
statement.
Include remotely the resources:
' loads the library, the bootstrap of `domainstorytelling` and all related items
!include https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tmorin/plantuml-libs/master/distribution/domainstorytelling/single.puml
Include locally the resources:
' configures the library
!global $INCLUSION_MODE="local"
' loads the library, the bootstrap of `domainstorytelling` and all related items
!include <the relative path to the /distribution directory>/domainstorytelling/single.puml
The package provides 3 modules.
The package provides 3 examples.