Examples with RelationshipView com.structurizr.view.RelationshipView used on opensource projects

Example 1 with RelationshipView

use of com.structurizr.view.RelationshipView in project dsl by structurizr.

the class DynamicViewContentParserTests method test_parseRelationship_AddsTheRelationshipToTheViewWithAnOverriddenDescription_WhenItAlreadyExistsInTheModel.

@Test
void test_parseRelationship_AddsTheRelationshipToTheViewWithAnOverriddenDescription_WhenItAlreadyExistsInTheModel() {
    Person user = model.addPerson("User", "Description");
    SoftwareSystem softwareSystem = model.addSoftwareSystem("Software System", "Description");
    user.uses(softwareSystem, "Uses");
    DynamicView view = views.createDynamicView("key", "Description");
    DynamicViewDslContext context = new DynamicViewDslContext(view);
    IdentifiersRegister elements = new IdentifiersRegister();
    elements.register("source", user);
    elements.register("destination", softwareSystem);
    context.setIdentifierRegister(elements);
    parser.parseRelationship(context, tokens("source", "->", "destination", "Does something with"));
    assertEquals(1, view.getRelationships().size());
    RelationshipView rv = view.getRelationships().iterator().next();
    assertSame(user, rv.getRelationship().getSource());
    assertSame(softwareSystem, rv.getRelationship().getDestination());
    assertEquals("Does something with", rv.getDescription());
    assertEquals("1", rv.getOrder());
}

Example 2 with RelationshipView

use of com.structurizr.view.RelationshipView in project dsl by structurizr.

the class DynamicViewContentParserTests method test_parseRelationship_AddsTheRelationshipToTheModelAndView_WhenItDoesNotAlreadyExistInTheModel.

@Test
void test_parseRelationship_AddsTheRelationshipToTheModelAndView_WhenItDoesNotAlreadyExistInTheModel() {
    Person user = model.addPerson("User", "Description");
    SoftwareSystem softwareSystem = model.addSoftwareSystem("Software System", "Description");
    DynamicView view = views.createDynamicView("key", "Description");
    DynamicViewDslContext context = new DynamicViewDslContext(view);
    IdentifiersRegister elements = new IdentifiersRegister();
    elements.register("source", user);
    elements.register("destination", softwareSystem);
    context.setIdentifierRegister(elements);
    assertEquals(0, model.getRelationships().size());
    parser.parseRelationship(context, tokens("source", "->", "destination", "Uses"));
    assertEquals(1, model.getRelationships().size());
    Relationship r = model.getRelationships().iterator().next();
    assertSame(user, r.getSource());
    assertSame(softwareSystem, r.getDestination());
    assertEquals("Uses", r.getDescription());
    assertEquals(1, view.getRelationships().size());
    RelationshipView rv = view.getRelationships().iterator().next();
    assertSame(user, rv.getRelationship().getSource());
    assertSame(softwareSystem, rv.getRelationship().getDestination());
    assertEquals("Uses", rv.getDescription());
    assertEquals("1", rv.getOrder());
}

Example 3 with RelationshipView

use of com.structurizr.view.RelationshipView in project dsl by structurizr.

the class DynamicViewContentParserTests method test_parseRelationship_AddsTheRelationshipWithTheSpecifiedTechnologyToTheView_WhenItAlreadyExistsInTheModel.

@Test
void test_parseRelationship_AddsTheRelationshipWithTheSpecifiedTechnologyToTheView_WhenItAlreadyExistsInTheModel() {
    Person user = model.addPerson("User", "Description");
    SoftwareSystem softwareSystem = model.addSoftwareSystem("Software System", "Description");
    Relationship r1 = user.uses(softwareSystem, "Uses 1", "Tech 1");
    Relationship r2 = user.uses(softwareSystem, "Uses 2", "Tech 2");
    DynamicView view = views.createDynamicView("key", "Description");
    DynamicViewDslContext context = new DynamicViewDslContext(view);
    IdentifiersRegister elements = new IdentifiersRegister();
    elements.register("source", user);
    elements.register("destination", softwareSystem);
    context.setIdentifierRegister(elements);
    parser.parseRelationship(context, tokens("source", "->", "destination", "Description", "Tech 2"));
    assertEquals(1, view.getRelationships().size());
    RelationshipView rv = view.getRelationships().iterator().next();
    assertSame(r2, rv.getRelationship());
    assertSame(user, rv.getRelationship().getSource());
    assertSame(softwareSystem, rv.getRelationship().getDestination());
    assertEquals("Description", rv.getDescription());
    assertEquals("1", rv.getOrder());
}

Example 4 with RelationshipView

use of com.structurizr.view.RelationshipView in project dsl by structurizr.

the class DynamicViewContentParserTests method test_parseRelationship_AddsTheRelationshipToTheView_WhenItAlreadyExistsInTheModel.

@Test
void test_parseRelationship_AddsTheRelationshipToTheView_WhenItAlreadyExistsInTheModel() {
    Person user = model.addPerson("User", "Description");
    SoftwareSystem softwareSystem = model.addSoftwareSystem("Software System", "Description");
    user.uses(softwareSystem, "Uses");
    DynamicView view = views.createDynamicView("key", "Description");
    DynamicViewDslContext context = new DynamicViewDslContext(view);
    IdentifiersRegister elements = new IdentifiersRegister();
    elements.register("source", user);
    elements.register("destination", softwareSystem);
    context.setIdentifierRegister(elements);
    parser.parseRelationship(context, tokens("source", "->", "destination"));
    assertEquals(1, view.getRelationships().size());
    RelationshipView rv = view.getRelationships().iterator().next();
    assertSame(user, rv.getRelationship().getSource());
    assertSame(softwareSystem, rv.getRelationship().getDestination());
    assertEquals("", rv.getDescription());
    assertEquals("1", rv.getOrder());
}

Example 5 with RelationshipView

use of com.structurizr.view.RelationshipView in project moduliths by moduliths.

the class Documenter method addComponentsToView.

private void addComponentsToView(Supplier<Stream<Module>> modules, ComponentView view, Options options, Consumer<ComponentView> afterCleanup) {
    Styles styles = view.getViewSet().getConfiguration().getStyles();
    Map<Module, Component> components = getComponents(options);
    // 
    modules.get().distinct().filter(// 
    options.getExclusions().negate()).map(// 
    it -> applyBackgroundColor(it, components, options, styles)).filter(// 
    options.getComponentFilter()).forEach(view::add);
    // view.getViewSet().getConfiguration().getStyles().findElementStyle(element).getBackground()
    // Remove filtered dependency types
    // 
    DependencyType.allBut(options.getDependencyTypes()).map(// 
    Object::toString).forEach(it -> view.removeRelationshipsWithTag(it));
    afterCleanup.accept(view);
    // Filter outgoing relationships of target-only modules
    // 
    modules.get().filter(options.getTargetOnly()).forEach(module -> {
        Component component = components.get(module);
        // 
        view.getRelationships().stream().map(// 
        RelationshipView::getRelationship).filter(// 
        it -> it.getSource().equals(component)).forEach(it -> view.remove(it));
    });
    // … as well as all elements left without a relationship
    if (options.hideElementsWithoutRelationships()) {
        view.removeElementsWithNoRelationships();
    }
    afterCleanup.accept(view);
    // Remove default relationships if more qualified ones exist
    // 
    view.getRelationships().stream().map(// 
    RelationshipView::getRelationship).collect(// 
    Collectors.groupingBy(Connection::of)).values().stream().forEach(it -> potentiallyRemoveDefaultRelationship(view, it));
}