Create system diagrams with Go

Go-Diagrams

Fast and easy application diagrams

Go-Diagrams is a loose port of diagrams.

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Turn this:

d, err := diagram.New(diagram.Filename("app"), diagram.Label("App"), diagram.Direction("LR"))
if err != nil {
    log.Fatal(err)
}

dns := gcp.Network.Dns(diagram.NodeLabel("DNS"))
lb := gcp.Network.LoadBalancing(diagram.NodeLabel("NLB"))
cache := gcp.Database.Memorystore(diagram.NodeLabel("Cache"))
db := gcp.Database.Sql(diagram.NodeLabel("Database"))

dc := diagram.NewGroup("GCP")
dc.NewGroup("services").
    Label("Service Layer").
    Add(
        gcp.Compute.ComputeEngine(diagram.NodeLabel("Server 1")),
        gcp.Compute.ComputeEngine(diagram.NodeLabel("Server 2")),
        gcp.Compute.ComputeEngine(diagram.NodeLabel("Server 3")),
    ).
    ConnectAllFrom(lb.ID(), diagram.Forward()).
    ConnectAllTo(cache.ID(), diagram.Forward())

dc.NewGroup("data").Label("Data Layer").Add(cache, db).Connect(cache, db)

d.Connect(dns, lb, diagram.Forward()).Group(dc)

if err := d.Render(); err != nil {
    log.Fatal(err)
}

Into this:

Usage

go get github.com/blushft/go-diagrams

Create a diagram:

d, err := diagram.New(diagram.Name("my-diagram"), diagram.Filename("diagram")))
if err != nil {
    log.Fatal(err)
}

fw := generic.Network.Firewall().Label("fw")
sw := generic.Network.Switch().Label("sw")

d.Connect(fw, sw)

Render the output:

if err := e.Render(); err != nil {
    log.Fatal(err)
}

Go-Diagrams will create a folder in the current working directory with the graphviz DOT file and any image assets.

Create an ouput image with any graphviz compatible renderer:

dot -Tpng diagram.dot > diagram.png

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