ppp

ppp let's you use ditaa, dot, rdfdot and neato and yUML directly in your pandoc sources and will transform these into beautiful graphs.

Usage

cat chapters/input-*.pandoc | ppp | pandoc -o output.pdf --smart [more pandoc options...]

The good thing here: if you leave ppp out of the pipe-chain, your documents are still typeset nicely -- except you have ASCII-UML in code blocks.

See etc/input.pandoc for concrete usage examples and cpan for more information.

Prerequisites

• dot/neato
• rdfdot
• ditaa
• Image::Magick (for downscaling of large images)
• the yUML commandline wrapper to the webservice is bundled with this perl-Module and comes from here

License

WTFPL

Credits

This package was inspired by this great idea.

the yUML-CLI wrapper by: https://github.com/wandernauta/yuml.