x-ipe-tool-draw-system-landscape

Rendering architecture DSL into HTML diagrams requires providing a landscape-view block with a proper @startuml header. The Skill validates aliases, zones, apps, and flows, then outputs a self-contained HTML file visualizing the landscape.

A landscape-view block in architecture DSL is a structured text format used to define enterprise architecture landscapes. It specifies zones, apps, databases, and data flows, enabling teams to generate repeatable visuals and document architecture for stakeholders.

Generating HTML landscape diagrams requires the templates/landscape-view.html and references/landscape-mapping.md files. These dependencies ensure proper mapping and enforce unique aliases alongside valid references across zones, apps, and databases.

Applying custom theming to rendered architecture diagrams relies on X-IPE design system tokens. The Skill integrates these tokens during rendering to ensure brand-consistent visuals across different environments.

Limitations of rendering landscape diagrams include strict validation requirements for aliases and references. The DSL block must have a proper @startuml header, and missing dependencies like templates or references will prevent coherent visualization.

Validating aliases and flows in architecture DSL happens automatically during the rendering process. The Skill checks for unique aliases and valid references across zones, apps, databases, and flows before generating the HTML output.