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It is hard to find fitting icons without a list.

You have to import each individually and add them to a diagram to discover what the icon is.

A list, like in https://github.com/tupadr3/plantuml-icon-font-sprites, would be really good.
Example from there:
https://github.com/tupadr3/plantuml-icon-font-sprites/blob/master/devicons/index.md

BR! /marcus

This is my code.
And my path for dist as below.
I tried use relative path like "!define AWSPUML ../dist" doesn't work.
Does it support path like this ?

`
@startuml
!define AWSPUML /Users/gwu/gitspace/AWS-PlantUML/dist

!includeurl AWSPUML/common.puml
!includeurl AWSPUML/ApplicationServices/AmazonAPIGateway/AmazonAPIGateway.puml
!includeurl AWSPUML/Compute/AWSLambda/AWSLambda.puml
!includeurl AWSPUML/Compute/AWSLambda/LambdaFunction/LambdaFunction.puml
!includeurl AWSPUML/Database/AmazonDynamoDB/AmazonDynamoDB.puml
!includeurl AWSPUML/Database/AmazonDynamoDB/table/table.puml
!includeurl AWSPUML/General/AWScloud/AWScloud.puml
!includeurl AWSPUML/General/client/client.puml
!includeurl AWSPUML/General/user/user.puml
!includeurl AWSPUML/SDKs/JavaScript/JavaScript.puml
!includeurl AWSPUML/Storage/AmazonS3/AmazonS3.puml
!includeurl AWSPUML/Storage/AmazonS3/bucket/bucket.puml

skinparam componentArrowColor Black
skinparam componentBackgroundColor White
skinparam nodeBackgroundColor White
skinparam agentBackgroundColor White
skinparam artifactBackgroundColor White

USER(user)
CLIENT(browser)
JAVASCRIPT(js,SDK)

AWSCLOUD(aws) {

AMAZONS3(s3) {
    BUCKET(site,www.insecurity.co)
    BUCKET(logs,logs.insecurity.co)
}

AMAZONAPIGATEWAY(api)

AWSLAMBDA(lambda) {
    LAMBDAFUNCTION(addComments,addComments)
}

AMAZONDYNAMODB(dynamo) {
    TABLE(comments,Comments)
}

}

user - browser

browser -d-> site :1a) get\nstatic\ncontent
site ~> logs :1a
site .u.> browser :1b
browser - js
js -r-> comments :2a) get\ncomments
comments ..> js :2b

js -r-> api :3) add\ncomment

api -d-> addComments :4

addComments -> comments :5

comments ..> js :6) new\ncomments
@enduml
`

A list of elements that have been implemented as PlantUML elements should be added to the README, so that it is easy to quickly check to see which components can be added to diagrams without checking the individual .puml files.

Awesome resource, but I wish there was an EKS sprite.

Hi,

Sorry if this is actually a PlantUML question.

Is there a way to make the icons smaller ?
I know that with sprites you can do something like...

<$my_sprite{scale=0.5}>

But I don't know how to combine that syntax with your macros...

Thanks in advance.

New preprocessor uses different syntax

PlantUML Version 1.2019.09

See #26

Many thanks for this set of sprites and goodies. It's really super-useful.

Actually, it's so useful that we would like to include these to the standard distribution of PlantUML.
Following the C convention for "C standard library" (see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/C_standard_library ), users would be able to use something like:

!include <aws/common.puml>
!include <aws/ApplicationServices/AmazonAPIGateway/AmazonAPIGateway.puml>
!include <aws/Compute/AWSLambda/AWSLambda.puml>
!include <aws/Compute/AWSLambda/LambdaFunction/LambdaFunction.puml>
!include <aws/Database/AmazonDynamoDB/AmazonDynamoDB.puml>
!include <aws/Database/AmazonDynamoDB/table/table.puml>
!include <aws/General/AWScloud/AWScloud.puml>
!include <aws/General/client/client.puml>
!include <aws/SDKs/JavaScript/JavaScript.puml>
!include <aws/General/user/user.puml>
!include <aws/Storage/AmazonS3/AmazonS3.puml>
!include <aws/Storage/AmazonS3/bucket/bucket.puml>

This would simply work out-of-the-box, without any other requirement.
The only drawback is that it will increase plantuml.jar size of 2.5 Mo.

1. What do you think about it ?
2. Would you agree that we distribute your "dist" folder into our product ?
3. If you wish, we can also cite you in

@startuml
authors
@enduml

4. In our mind, the documentation for AWS-PlantUML would remain in this repository, and this repository will be the "official" version for AWS-PlantUML. We will just copy the "dist" folder. So that you will be able to continue to improve it.

Does it sound good to you ?

Awesome resource, but I wish there was an golang sprite.

The router looks strange without:

skinparam defaultTextAlignment center

Test by commenting out that line here:

http://www.plantuml.com/plantuml/uml/bP1DImCn48Rl-HLf3sAXsr1w43r8b-91i7RfjWfUIdPtseOcasKoGUclD_rI3thmaFdWdUVDCEF0cZWwAyBEOAj9Ezd0MaVB2_ZWt9eDEa2MTGf0GdIIQX1a_beMo-cJt3AtuKufqk-3ZU5jh680gdsQHXxKtYbdhC-SmGQeEaQLsAom6ZaPA08BEe0QtcJ3R7Yh6XDOT0pMDZOGoLv-KidBUHoqXsL_qqlsf3UWSgVt7ilHL_4Ff8hr3lYS_kOcthMHBznBCL7aKq_dT095FitVPi_bw3gCLkPmFTIs9oQpQR5SFAnEQc9NyrdgvuUfT7z6eBxiFafhTY2PjC4WhUSWhuwfBzVUoqfJUljkJ_pmbbbsBxzTn1YmIOjy0W00

It might be a good idea to always center the labels somehow to prevent this, or generally recommend this attribute be turned on in uml docs.

Several of us have been making an effort to bring together the projects and people who feed sprites into the official plantuml-stdlib.

We've been doing this under https://github.com/plantuml-stdlib/, with the go-ahead of Arnaud Roques (creator of PlantUML)

This ticket is to ask whether you would be interested in joining that effort and/or migrating this project to the PlantUML-StdLib organization.

The main reason for asking is to see if, by joining forces, we can make sure that any sprites already added to the official plantuml-stdlib remain maintained.

So, what do you think?