generate-interface-uml

To generate a PlantUML sequence diagram for an OpenHarmony interface, provide the new interface name, parameters, a similar reference interface, and the target class. The tool infers the call chain to produce a client, IPC, and service thread execution flow diagram.

You can visualize IPC flow and class relationships by supplying an existing reference implementation. The tool automatically infers participants and method calls to build the relationship map between client, service, and IPC agent components.

The best way to document client-to-service pathways in OpenHarmony is generating PlantUML artifacts. By using a reference call chain, the tool outputs structured sequence and class diagrams showing end-to-end thread scheduling and target execution.

Yes, generating accurate class diagrams for API design requires a similar reference interface from your codebase. The tool uses this existing implementation to infer the structural relationships and IPC connections for your newly modified interface.

To map static structure and thread scheduling steps, input the modified interface details alongside a reference target class. The tool generates UTF-8 PlantUML artifacts capturing the inferred participants, method calls, and task execution pathways.

You need to prepare the new interface name, parameter and return types, a similar reference interface, the ultimately called target class, and an output directory. This information allows the tool to infer the call chain and generate the diagrams.