I use absolute path or relative path to dist folder still it doesn't work about aws-plantuml HOT 4 CLOSED

hi @IamGabrielWu, thanks for your interest in the project. You can definitely use absolute or relative paths like you're describing, you just need to change you includeurl directives to include since you're trying to load the files from the local filesystem, and not from a remote URL.

e.g.:

@startuml

!define AWSPUML /Users/gwu/gitspace/AWS-PlantUML/dist

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

It's also worth noting that AWS-PlantUML is now part of the stdlib and comes bundled with PlantUML in recent release (see info here, so if you don't need to generate your own custom macros and sprites using the puml.py script, that may be an even easier option :-)

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@milo-minderbinder yep this is really awesome project i like it. And the stdlib, can i generate my own icons with it ? for example, i need to create a jenkins icon and is it feasible to use stdlib ?

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Nope - you can only generate your own icon set if you clone this project and run the puml.py script yourself to generate the sprites & macros using your custom images (for jenkins, in your example). The stdlib only includes the pre-generated puml files that I create (basically, it just includes the contents of this project's dist directory, along with the dist of a couple similar projects).

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closed the issue since that answered your original question, but feel free to message me with other questions.

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