894-tempservice-class-diagram #956
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Class diagram for tempService.
I have also researched a way to more-or-less automatically generate class diagrams straight from our .cs files, which is how this class diagram was made.
It requires two plugins (CSharp to PlantUML and PlantUML), then you simply run a command to generate diagrams, and then you make a small edit to one of the generated .puml files. This manual edit will most likely only need to be done once per service component.
(eg. once for readTempSensorMockup, once for tempService and once for generateMockup)
The PlantUML extension allows live-previewing as you're editing the .puml files and supports exporting the diagrams as .svg files.
With this method, the diagrams will be stored directly in the repo so there will be no need to look around the wiki or issues to find them when needed.
I will write full instructions for how to use this on the wiki in a separate issue, but I will refer to the PlantUML website for the PlantUML documentation for now. They are very easy to understand.
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Tested on Windows 11 using Firefox
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After talk with customer have decided to be conservative with witch models we need and will use. So this issue will not be merged. As an PR is made you will still get the contributions for the work and if we decide to expand the model coverage we can always go back to the PR and open it up again.
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