Generates sequence diagrams on the fly. Powered by Andrew Brampton’s js-sequence-diagrams.

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<sequencediagram>
    Cook->Stove: Switch on
    Cook->Stove: Switch off
    Stove->Cook: Burn
    Note left of Cook: Aua!
</sequencediagram>

Full syntax:

<sequencediagram>
document  ::= statement*

statement ::=
    ( 'title' ':' message
    | 'participant' actor
    | 'note' ('left of' | 'right of' | 'over') actor ':' message
    | actor ( '-' | '--' ) ( '>' | '>>' )? actor ':' message
    )

message   ::= [^\n]+
actor     ::= [^\->:\n,]+
</sequencediagram>

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Hi, it seems that JAVASCRIPT compression from dokuwiki is breaking your JS code.

I de-minified the javascript, this should fix your problem.

What a great plugin - thanks! A request: Would it be possible to have dokuwiki style links in the messages? e.g. Me->You: [[wiki:page:link|Message is a Link]]. Thanks! Jon B

Is there a way to get this to work with dw2pdf?

The plugin uses javascript to generate the image on the client-side and I dont’t think dw2pdf can handle that.
But you can use plantuml instead.

Might it work taking a look at/or integrating a tool like Mscgen (http://www.mcternan.me.uk/mscgen/)?