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Sequence Diagram — Eraser
What is a sequence diagram
- Each vertical column represents an entity (e.g. user, server, DB)
- Arrows between the columns represent the flow of information or requests
- Events are chronologically sequenced from top to bottom
- Full syntax documentation here
How to insert a new sequence diagram
- Click on the "+" button or
/shortcut on the canvas - Select "Diagram as Code"
- Select "Sequence Diagram"
How to edit a sequence diagram
Eraser's sequence diagrams are created and edited in code form, a concept we call Diagram-as-Code
- Double-click on the diagram to open the code editor
- Each line of code represents a message or a statement
- Try typing
Server > Client: Requeston a new line - Try typing
title My Diagramon a new line
- Try typing
- Click on the "Syntax Help" or documentation to learn more.
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