This package provides support for SDML (the Simple Domain Modeling Language) in Org-Babel blocks.
Install is easiest from MELPA, here's how with use-package
. Note the hook clause
to ensure this minor mode is always enabled for SDML source files.
(use-package ob-sdml
:after (ob sdml-mode)
:init (ob-sdml-setup))
Or, interactively; M-x package-install RET sdml-ispell RET
and then
run M-x ob-sdml-setup RET
to add SDML to the Babel list of languages.
You will also need to install the SDML command-line tool to execute commands against source blocks.
〉cargo install sdml-cli
For example, the following source block calls the CLI to draw a concept diagram for the enclosed module.
#+NAME: lst:rentals-example
#+CAPTION: Rentals Concepts
#+BEGIN_SRC sdml :cmdline draw --diagram concepts :file ./rentals-concepts.svg :exports both
module rentals is
entity Vehicle
entity Location
entity Customer
entity Booking
end
#+END_SRC
The results block then references the resulting image.
#+NAME: fig:rentals-example-concepts
#+CAPTION: Rentals Concepts
#+RESULTS: lst:rentals-example
[[file:./rentals-concepts.svg]]
To simply show the source in a document the following does not require the command-line tool at all.
#+BEGIN_SRC sdml :exports code :eval never
module rentals is
;; ...
end
#+END_SRC
But, what if we want to produce more than one diagram from the same source? By using the built-in /noweb/ syntax we can create a new source block, but reference the original content. This source block has different command-line parameters and has it's own results block as well.
#+NAME: fig:rentals-example-erd
#+BEGIN_SRC sdml :cmdline draw --diagram concepts :file ./rentals-erd.svg :exports results :noweb yes
<<lst:rentals-example>>
#+END_SRC
This package includes an Eldev file and the following MUST be run before creating any PR.
eldev lint
eldev doctor
eldev package --load-before-compiling --stop-on-failure --warnings-as-errors
eldev test
eldev test --undercover auto,coveralls,merge,dontsent -U simplecov.json
eldev release -nU 9.9.9
The script eldev-check.sh may be useful to you if you do not have your own Eldev workflow.
This package is released under the Apache License, Version 2.0. See the LICENSE file in this repository for details.
The 0.1.x
series are all pre-release and do not appear in ELPA/MELPA.