Summary

That was all for this chapter. You have now mastered class-diagram generation using Mermaid. You learned about the basics: what a class diagram is, what the various components of a class diagram are, and how these are represented. You know the two different ways to declare your classes. You learned how to add a member, its type, return type, and usage of generics in Mermaid. You were exposed to the concept of visibility of members, and how to use it. You explored the different types of relationships between classes that are specified by the UML class diagram. You now know that to give more detail to the relationships, you may use cardinalities and labels. You learned about the importance of annotations and comments, and their usage. Finally, you ventured into the advanced concepts of interaction handling using URL links and JavaScript callback functions. Lastly, you explored the different ways to make your class diagram more beautiful, by supplying custom CSS styles to specific...