# encoding: utf-8 require "rails_erd/diagram" require "graphviz" require "erb" # Fix bad RegEx test in Ruby-Graphviz. GraphViz::Types::LblString.class_eval do def output # @private :nodoc: if /^<.*>$/m =~ @data @data else @data.to_s.inspect.gsub("\\\\", "\\") end end alias_method :to_gv, :output alias_method :to_s, :output end module RailsERD class Diagram # Create Graphviz-based diagrams based on the domain model. For easy # command line graph generation, you can use: # # % rake erd # # === Options # # The following options are supported: # # filename:: The file basename of the generated diagram. Defaults to +ERD+, # or any other extension based on the file type. # filetype:: The file type of the generated diagram. Defaults to +pdf+, which # is the recommended format. Other formats may render significantly # worse than a PDF file. The available formats depend on your installation # of Graphviz. # notation:: The cardinality notation to be used. Can be +:simple+ or # +:bachman+. Refer to README.rdoc or to the examples on the project # homepage for more information and examples. # orientation:: The direction of the hierarchy of entities. Either +:horizontal+ # or +:vertical+. Defaults to +horizontal+. The orientation of the # PDF that is generated depends on the amount of hierarchy # in your models. # title:: The title to add at the top of the diagram. Defaults to # "YourApplication domain model". class Graphviz < Diagram NODE_LABEL_TEMPLATES = { html: "node.html.erb", record: "node.record.erb" } # @private :nodoc: NODE_WIDTH = 130 # @private :nodoc: FONTS = Config.font_names_based_on_os # Default graph attributes. GRAPH_ATTRIBUTES = { rankdir: :LR, ranksep: 0.5, nodesep: 0.4, pad: "0.4,0.4", margin: "0,0", concentrate: true, labelloc: :t, fontsize: 13, fontname: FONTS[:bold] } # Default node attributes. NODE_ATTRIBUTES = { shape: "Mrecord", fontsize: 10, fontname: FONTS[:normal], margin: "0.07,0.05", penwidth: 1.0 } # Default edge attributes. EDGE_ATTRIBUTES = { fontname: FONTS[:normal], fontsize: 7, dir: :both, arrowsize: 0.9, penwidth: 1.0, labelangle: 32, labeldistance: 1.8, } module Simple def entity_style(entity, attributes) {}.tap do |options| options[:fontcolor] = options[:color] = :grey60 if entity.virtual? end end def relationship_style(relationship) {}.tap do |options| options[:style] = :dotted if relationship.indirect? # Closed arrows for to/from many. options[:arrowhead] = relationship.to_many? ? "normal" : "none" options[:arrowtail] = relationship.many_to? ? "normal" : "none" end end def specialization_style(specialization) { color: :grey60, arrowtail: :onormal, arrowhead: :none, arrowsize: 1.2 } end end module Crowsfoot include Simple def relationship_style(relationship) {}.tap do |options| options[:style] = :dotted if relationship.indirect? # Cardinality is "look-across". dst = relationship.to_many? ? "crow" : "tee" src = relationship.many_to? ? "crow" : "tee" # Participation is "look-across". dst << (relationship.destination_optional? ? "odot" : "tee") src << (relationship.source_optional? ? "odot" : "tee") options[:arrowsize] = 0.6 options[:arrowhead], options[:arrowtail] = dst, src end end end module Bachman include Simple def relationship_style(relationship) {}.tap do |options| options[:style] = :dotted if relationship.indirect? # Participation is "look-here". dst = relationship.source_optional? ? "odot" : "dot" src = relationship.destination_optional? ? "odot" : "dot" # Cardinality is "look-across". dst << "normal" if relationship.to_many? src << "normal" if relationship.many_to? options[:arrowsize] = 0.6 options[:arrowhead], options[:arrowtail] = dst, src end end end module Uml include Simple def relationship_style(relationship) {}.tap do |options| options[:style] = :dotted if relationship.indirect? options[:arrowsize] = 0.7 options[:arrowhead] = relationship.to_many? ? "vee" : "none" options[:arrowtail] = relationship.many_to? ? "vee" : "none" ranges = [relationship.cardinality.destination_range, relationship.cardinality.source_range].map do |range| if range.min == range.max "#{range.min}" else "#{range.min}..#{range.max == Domain::Relationship::N ? "∗" : range.max}" end end options[:headlabel], options[:taillabel] = *ranges end end end attr_accessor :graph setup do self.graph = GraphViz.digraph(domain.name) # Set all default attributes. GRAPH_ATTRIBUTES.each { |attribute, value| graph[attribute] = value } NODE_ATTRIBUTES.each { |attribute, value| graph.node[attribute] = value } EDGE_ATTRIBUTES.each { |attribute, value| graph.edge[attribute] = value } # Switch rank direction if we're creating a vertically oriented graph. graph[:rankdir] = (options.orientation == "vertical") ? :LR : :TB # Title of the graph itself. graph[:label] = "#{title}\\n\\n" if title # Setup notation options. extend self.class.const_get(options.notation.to_s.capitalize.to_sym) end save do raise "Saving diagram failed!\nOutput directory '#{File.dirname(filename)}' does not exist." unless File.directory?(File.dirname(filename)) begin # GraphViz doesn't like spaces in the filename graph.output(filetype => filename.gsub(/\s/,"_")) filename rescue RuntimeError => e raise "Saving diagram failed!\nGraphviz produced errors. Verify it " + "has support for filetype=#{options.filetype}, or use " + "filetype=dot.\nOriginal error: #{e.message.split("\n").last}" rescue StandardError => e raise "Saving diagram failed!\nVerify that Graphviz is installed " + "and in your path, or use filetype=dot." end end each_entity do |entity, attributes| draw_node entity.name, entity_options(entity, attributes) end each_specialization do |specialization| from, to = specialization.generalized, specialization.specialized draw_edge from.name, to.name, specialization_options(specialization) end each_relationship do |relationship| from, to = relationship.source, relationship.destination unless draw_edge from.name, to.name, relationship_options(relationship) from.children.each do |child| draw_edge child.name, to.name, relationship_options(relationship) end to.children.each do |child| draw_edge from.name, child.name, relationship_options(relationship) end end end private def node_exists?(name) !!graph.get_node(escape_name(name)) end def draw_node(name, options) graph.add_nodes escape_name(name), options end def draw_edge(from, to, options) graph.add_edges graph.get_node(escape_name(from)), graph.get_node(escape_name(to)), options if node_exists?(from) and node_exists?(to) end def escape_name(name) "m_#{name}" end # Returns the title to be used for the graph. def title case options.title when false then nil when true if domain.name then "#{domain.name} domain model" else "Domain model" end else options.title end end # Returns the file name that will be used when saving the diagram. def filename "#{options.filename}.#{options.filetype}" end # Returns the default file extension to be used when saving the diagram. def filetype if options.filetype.to_sym == :dot then :none else options.filetype.to_sym end end def entity_options(entity, attributes) label = options[:markup] ? "<#{read_template(:html).result(binding)}>" : "#{read_template(:record).result(binding)}" entity_style(entity, attributes).merge :label => label end def relationship_options(relationship) relationship_style(relationship).tap do |options| # Edges with a higher weight are optimized to be shorter and straighter. options[:weight] = relationship.strength # Indirect relationships should not influence node ranks. options[:constraint] = false if relationship.indirect? end end def specialization_options(specialization) specialization_style(specialization) end def read_template(type) ERB.new(File.read(File.expand_path("templates/#{NODE_LABEL_TEMPLATES[type]}", File.dirname(__FILE__))), nil, "<>") end end end end