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Feature Request: Server render

See original GitHub issue

PlantUML supports running as a server by this command:

java -jar -picoweb

then by encode input text using brotli compression and a ‘base64 like encoding algorithm’ to a new text and post it to the sever to get the rendered image. It’s useful if a group use the same server with same plantuml packages (e.g. C4 model package). I suggest to add a config option to use server render with a URL as an input. This feature is implemented in plantuml for vscode extension so I am looking forward to the same feature in idea. Related docs: plantuml picoserver plantuml text encoding

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Created 3 years ago
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krasacommented, Mar 5, 2021

Done.

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krasacommented, Mar 5, 2021

I made a change, you will need to configure the url again in the new update.

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