As of 2025-01 i have closed all issues. Personally i will not put any further effort into this. Wolfgang, (*1)
[Composer support is in preparation] (https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/User_talk:Legoktm#Adding_Extension_PlantUML_to_packagist), (*7)
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Go to the extensions folder of your MediaWiki installation. On RedHat and
derivates this will be /usr/share/mediawiki/extensions.
cd /usr/share/mediawiki/extensions
, (*8)
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Create a new subdirectory PlantUML in this folder and move to this
directory.
mkdir PlantUML && cd PlantUML
, (*9)
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Move the all downloaded file (PlantUML.php, PlantUML.body.php, extension.json, i18n, ...) into the PlantUML directory.
mv <downloaddir>/{PlantUML.php,PlantUML.body.php,extension.json,i18n}
., (*10)
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Choose your usage style. You can either process images locally (on the
server where MediaWiki was installed) or in the cloud. The local version
supports SVG-images and embedded urls, at the cost of local processing.
The cloud version is lightweight for your server.
Default local processing is expected. If you want to use the cloud,
please set to LocalSettings.php $wgPlantUmlUseCloude to true., (*11)
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When using local processing: get the plantuml.jar from SourceForge, (*12)
wget https://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/plantuml/plantuml.jar
, (*13)
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(Optional) Set to LocalSettings.php the variable $wgPlantUmlFormat
to your preference. Mind that SVG produces the superior graphics, but that
only PNG-images and image maps are "rock solid". (defaults: svg), (*14)
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(Optional) Adapt the getUploadPath and getUploadDirectory to your
preference if you want these different from MediaWiki's standard settings.
Mind that these directories must be writeable by the system user who runs
MediaWiki., (*15)
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Put the following line to your LocalSettings.php in
MediaWiki's root folder to include the extension:, (*16)
wfLoadExtension( 'PlantUML' );
, (*17)
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When using the cloud, make sure that httpd can submit HTTP-requests.
(Optional) Adapt $wgPlantUmlCloudURI to use your private PlantUml server, (*18)
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Reload http
`service httpd graceful, (*19)
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Enjoy!, (*20)