Patrick Burls f03458dde4
Add new Plantuml generator for creating a schema diagram (#6255)
* add scaffolded new documentation generator files

* add openapi3 plantuml bin scripts

* change plantuml codegen to only generate a schemas.plantuml file

* initial plantuml schema diagram

* add item type to Lists

* add inheritance relationships

* add list one-to-many relationships

* add newline between model definitions and relationships

* add composition data type relationship

* remove allOf models and interface references

* add new entities data to SupportingFileData

* add List dataType support to entity fields

* remove composed types and remove allOf suffix from inline types

* add inheritances to supporting files data object

* add aggregation relationships to supporting file data

* add isList to compisition relationships

* refactor PlantumlDocumentationCodegenTest

* add property name to relationships

* remove old code form PlantumlDocumentationCodegen

* add plantuml generator sample output

* remove use of javafx.util.Pair

* fix casing of complex data type for fields

* add plantuml generator docs

* fix bug caused by assumption that inline _allOf types will always be unique but apparently they can be shared if they have identical properties!

* fix bug with missing relationships caused by shared identical _allOf schemas

Co-authored-by: Patrick.Burls <patrick.burls@bskyb.com>
2020-05-14 18:20:26 +08:00

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