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Projektstrukturplan (WSB)

Ein Projektstrukturplan (WSB) ist ein wichtiges Projektmanagement-Werkzeug, das ein Projekt in kleinere, besser handhabbare Komponenten oder Aufgaben unterteilt. Es ist im Wesentlichen eine hierarchische Zerlegung des gesamten Arbeitsumfangs, der vom Projektteam ausgeführt werden muss, um die Projektziele zu erreichen und die erforderlichen Ergebnisse zu erstellen.

PlantUML kann für die Erstellung von PSP-Diagrammen besonders nützlich sein. Die textbasierte Diagrammerstellung bedeutet, dass das Erstellen und Aktualisieren eines Projektstrukturplans so einfach ist wie das Bearbeiten eines Textdokuments, was besonders für die Verwaltung von Änderungen während des Projektlebenszyklus von Vorteil ist. Dieser Ansatz ermöglicht eine einfache Integration mit Versionskontrollsystemen, wodurch sichergestellt wird, dass alle Änderungen nachverfolgt werden und die Historie der PSP-Entwicklung erhalten bleibt.

Darüber hinaus erhöht die Kompatibilität von PlantUML mit verschiedenen anderen Tools seinen Nutzen in kollaborativen Umgebungen. Teams können ihre PSP-Diagramme problemlos in umfassendere Projektdokumentations- und Managementsysteme integrieren. Die Einfachheit der PlantUML-Syntax ermöglicht schnelle Anpassungen, was in dynamischen Projektumgebungen, in denen sich der Umfang und die Aufgaben häufig ändern können, entscheidend ist. Die Verwendung von PlantUML für PSP-Diagramme kombiniert daher die Klarheit der visuellen Aufschlüsselung mit der Flexibilität und Kontrolle eines textbasierten Systems, was es zu einem wertvollen Aktivposten für effizientes Projektmanagement macht.

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OrgMode syntax

This syntax is compatible with OrgMode

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@startwbs * Business Process Modelling WBS ** Launch the project *** Complete Stakeholder Research *** Initial Implementation Plan ** Design phase *** Model of AsIs Processes Completed **** Model of AsIs Processes Completed1 **** Model of AsIs Processes Completed2 *** Measure AsIs performance metrics *** Identify Quick Wins ** Complete innovate phase @endwbs

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Change direction

You can change direction using < and >

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@startwbs * Business Process Modelling WBS ** Launch the project *** Complete Stakeholder Research *** Initial Implementation Plan ** Design phase *** Model of AsIs Processes Completed ****< Model of AsIs Processes Completed1 ****> Model of AsIs Processes Completed2 ***< Measure AsIs performance metrics ***< Identify Quick Wins @endwbs

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Arithmetic notation

You can use the following notation to choose diagram side.

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@startwbs + New Job ++ Decide on Job Requirements +++ Identity gaps +++ Review JDs ++++ Sign-Up for courses ++++ Volunteer ++++ Reading ++- Checklist +++- Responsibilities +++- Location ++ CV Upload Done +++ CV Updated ++++ Spelling & Grammar ++++ Check dates ---- Skills +++ Recruitment sites chosen @endwbs

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Multilines

You can use : and ; to have multilines box, as on MindMap.

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@startwbs * <&flag> Debian ** <&globe> Ubuntu ***:Linux Mint Open Source; *** Kubuntu *** ... @endwbs

[Ref. QA-13945]

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Removing box

You can use underscore _ to remove box drawing.

Boxless on Arithmetic notation

Several boxless node

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@startwbs + Project + Part One + Task 1.1 - LeftTask 1.2 + Task 1.3 + Part Two + Task 2.1 + Task 2.2 -_ Task 2.2.1 To the left boxless -_ Task 2.2.2 To the Left boxless +_ Task 2.2.3 To the right boxless @endwbs

All boxless node

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@startwbs +_ Project +_ Part One +_ Task 1.1 -_ LeftTask 1.2 +_ Task 1.3 +_ Part Two +_ Task 2.1 +_ Task 2.2 -_ Task 2.2.1 To the left boxless -_ Task 2.2.2 To the Left boxless +_ Task 2.2.3 To the right boxless @endwbs

Boxless on OrgMode syntax

Several boxless node

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@startwbs * World ** America ***_ Canada ***_ Mexico ***_ USA ** Europe ***_ England ***_ Germany ***_ Spain @endwbs

[Ref. QA-13297]

All boxless node

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@startwbs *_ World **_ America ***_ Canada ***_ Mexico ***_ USA **_ Europe ***_ England ***_ Germany ***_ Spain @endwbs

[Ref. QA-13355]

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Colors (with inline or style color)

It is possible to change node color:

• with inline color

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@startwbs *[#SkyBlue] this is the partner workpackage **[#pink] this is my workpackage ** this is another workpackage @endwbs

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@startwbs +[#SkyBlue] this is the partner workpackage ++[#pink] this is my workpackage ++ this is another workpackage @endwbs

[Ref. QA-12374, only from v1.2020.20]

• with style color

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@startwbs <style> wbsDiagram { .pink { BackgroundColor pink } .your_style_name { BackgroundColor SkyBlue } } </style> * this is the partner workpackage <<your_style_name>> ** this is my workpackage <<pink>> ** this is another workpackage @endwbs

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@startwbs <style> wbsDiagram { .pink { BackgroundColor pink } .your_style_name { BackgroundColor SkyBlue } } </style> + this is the partner workpackage <<your_style_name>> ++ this is my workpackage <<pink>> ++ this is another workpackage @endwbs

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Using style

It is possible to change diagram style.

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@startwbs <style> wbsDiagram { // all lines (meaning connector and borders, there are no other lines in WBS) are black by default Linecolor black arrow { // note that connector are actually "arrow" even if they don't look like as arrow // This is to be consistent with other UML diagrams. Not 100% sure that it's a good idea // So now connector are green LineColor green } :depth(0) { // will target root node BackgroundColor White RoundCorner 10 LineColor red // Because we are targetting depth(0) for everything, border and connector for level 0 will be red } arrow { :depth(2) { // Targetting only connector between Mexico-Chihuahua and USA-Texas LineColor blue LineStyle 4 LineThickness .5 } } node { :depth(2) { LineStyle 2 LineThickness 2.5 } } boxless { // will target boxless node with '_' FontColor darkgreen } } </style> * World ** America *** Canada *** Mexico **** Chihuahua *** USA **** Texas ***< New York ** Europe ***_ England ***_ Germany ***_ Spain @endwbs

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Word Wrap

Using MaximumWidth setting you can control automatic word wrap. Unit used is pixel.

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@startwbs <style> node { Padding 12 Margin 3 HorizontalAlignment center LineColor blue LineThickness 3.0 BackgroundColor gold RoundCorner 40 MaximumWidth 100 } rootNode { LineStyle 8.0;3.0 LineColor red BackgroundColor white LineThickness 1.0 RoundCorner 0 Shadowing 0.0 } leafNode { LineColor gold RoundCorner 0 Padding 3 } arrow { LineStyle 4 LineThickness 0.5 LineColor green } </style> * Hi =) ** sometimes i have node in wich i want to write a long text *** this results in really huge diagram **** of course, i can explicit split with a\nnew line **** but it could be cool if PlantUML was able to split long lines, maybe with an option who specify the maximum width of a node @endwbs

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Add arrows between WBS elements

You can add arrows between WBS elements.

Using alias with as:

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@startwbs <style> .foo { LineColor #00FF00; } </style> * Test ** A topic *** "common" as c1 *** "common2" as c2 ** "Another topic" as t2 t2 -> c1 <<foo>> t2 ..> c2 #blue @endwbs

Using alias in parentheses:

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@startwbs * Test **(b) A topic ***(c1) common **(t2) Another topic t2 --> c1 b -> t2 #blue @endwbs

[Ref. QA-16251]

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Creole on WBS diagram

You can use Creole or HTML Creole on WBS:

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@startwbs * Creole on WBS **:==Creole This is **bold** This is //italics// This is ""monospaced"" This is --stricken-out-- This is __underlined__ This is ~~wave-underlined~~ --test Unicode and icons-- This is <U+221E> long This is a <&code> icon Use image : <img:https://plantuml.com/logo3.png> ; **: <b>HTML Creole This is <b>bold</b> This is <i>italics</i> This is <font:monospaced>monospaced</font> This is <s>stroked</s> This is <u>underlined</u> This is <w>waved</w> This is <s:green>stroked</s> This is <u:red>underlined</u> This is <w:#0000FF>waved</w> -- other examples -- This is <color:blue>Blue</color> This is <back:orange>Orange background</back> This is <size:20>big</size> ; **:==Creole line You can have horizontal line ---- Or double line ==== Or strong line ____ Or dotted line ..My title.. Or dotted title //and title... // ==Title== Or double-line title --Another title-- Or single-line title Enjoy!; **:==Creole list item **test list 1** * Bullet list * Second item ** Sub item *** Sub sub item * Third item ---- **test list 2** # Numbered list # Second item ## Sub item ## Another sub item # Third item ; @endwbs