These are the few supporting slides for a live demo of Picto Web, a web-based model visualisation tool based on Eclipse Epsilon.
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MODELS 2022 Picto Web tool demo
1. Picto Web:
A Tool for Complex
Model Exploration
A. Yohannis, D. Kolovos, A. Garc鱈a-Dom鱈nguez,
C. J. Fern叩ndez Candel
MODELS 2022 - Wednesday October 26th, 2022
2. Visualizing complex models
A complex model has many different types of elements,
involved in non-trivial relationships
Visualisations can help understand such models, but:
A single visualisation with everything can be overwhelming
A single visualisation is also computationally hard to lay out!
Different users will want different visualisations
All served from the same model
We may want to reuse computed visualisations for repeated requests
Visualisations need to stay up to date when changes happen
3. Picto: the original tool
Picto is an Eclipse tool generating transient viz on demand
A .picto file defines a set of visualisations using EGX scripts
An EGX script orchestrates EGL model-to-text transformations
4. Picto Web: this paper
Port of Picto to the Web, watching model folders
Regenerates views upon changes, notifying clients
Caches views for repeated requests
Docker image available for ease of use - github.com/epsilonlabs/picto-web
5. Demo time!
Social network (Flexmi): Graphviz/Pinset viz, change detection
The other social network example is the same, but with models in XMI format
Class diagrams (ecorediagram):
PlantUML global / per-class visualisations
Class diagrams (ecd.flexmi):
Flexmi models are used to specify custom subsets for diagrams
Sequence diagrams (minisd):
Other PlantUML visualisations, using tree paths to drill into alt combinations
Table-based metamodel docs (egldoc): HTML visualisations