Support Needs definition inside Plantuml
See original GitHub issueI would like to define Needs within a Plantuml document like this:
@startuml
'@rst
'.. comp-sw:: MyAwesomeComponent
' :id: COMP_SW_MyAwesomeComponent
' :status: impemented
' :tags: sys-arch
'@endrst
component MyAwesomeComponent
@enduml
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- Created a year ago
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Maybe this can be better done by a generic extension, called e.g.
rst-extractor
. This extension could handle every text-based file and is not specific to uml and co.Example
Could be used for rst, md, XML, python, c, …
Start/End arguments or comment prefixes can be configured.
This will be a real cool feature. Go ahead 😃