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MindMap

MindMap diagram are still in beta: the syntax may change without notice.

OrgMode syntax

This syntax is compatible with OrgMode 

@startmindmap
* Debian
** Ubuntu
*** Linux Mint
*** Kubuntu
*** Lubuntu
*** KDE Neon
** LMDE
** SolydXK
** SteamOS
** Raspbian with a very long name
*** <s>Raspmbc</s> => OSMC
*** <s>Raspyfi</s> => Volumio
@endmindmap

Markdown syntax

This syntax is compatible with Markdown 

@startmindmap
* root node
	* some first level node
		* second level node
		* another second level node
	* another first level node
@endmindmap

Arithmetic notation

You can use the following notation to choose diagram side. 

@startmindmap
+ OS
++ Ubuntu
+++ Linux Mint
+++ Kubuntu
+++ Lubuntu
+++ KDE Neon
++ LMDE
++ SolydXK
++ SteamOS
++ Raspbian
-- Windows 95
-- Windows 98
-- Windows NT
--- Windows 8
--- Windows 10
@endmindmap

Multilines

You can use : and ; to have multilines box. 

@startmindmap
* Class Templates
**:Example 1
<code>
template <typename T>
class cname{
void f1()<U+003B>
...
}
</code>
;
**:Example 2
<code>
other template <typename T>
class cname{
...
</code>
;
@endmindmap

Colors

It is possible to change node color.

With inline color

  • OrgMode syntax mindmap

@startmindmap
*[#Orange] Colors
**[#lightgreen] Green
**[#FFBBCC] Rose
**[#lightblue] Blue
@endmindmap

  • Arithmetic notation syntax mindmap

@startmindmap
+[#Orange] Colors
++[#lightgreen] Green
++[#FFBBCC] Rose
--[#lightblue] Blue
@endmindmap

  • Markdown syntax mindmap

@startmindmap
*[#Orange] root node
 *[#lightgreen] some first level node
  *[#FFBBCC] second level node
  *[#lightblue] another second level node
 *[#lightgreen] another first level node
@endmindmap

With style color

  • OrgMode syntax mindmap

@startmindmap
<style>
mindmapDiagram {
  .green {
    BackgroundColor lightgreen
  }
  .rose {
    BackgroundColor #FFBBCC
  }
  .your_style_name {
    BackgroundColor lightblue
  }
}
</style>
* Colors
** Green <<green>>
** Rose <<rose>>
** Blue <<your_style_name>>
@endmindmap

  • Arithmetic notation syntax mindmap

@startmindmap
<style>
mindmapDiagram {
  .green {
    BackgroundColor lightgreen
  }
  .rose {
    BackgroundColor #FFBBCC
  }
  .your_style_name {
    BackgroundColor lightblue
  }
}
</style>
+ Colors
++ Green <<green>>
++ Rose <<rose>>
-- Blue <<your_style_name>>
@endmindmap

  • Markdown syntax mindmap

@startmindmap
<style>
mindmapDiagram {
  .green {
    BackgroundColor lightgreen
  }
  .rose {
    BackgroundColor #FFBBCC
  }
  .your_style_name {
    BackgroundColor lightblue
  }
}
</style>
* root node
 * some first level node <<green>>
  * second level node <<rose>>
  * another second level node <<your_style_name>>
 * another first level node <<green>>
@endmindmap

Removing box

You can remove the box drawing using an underscore. 

@startmindmap
* root node
** some first level node
***_ second level node
***_ another second level node
***_ foo
***_ bar
***_ foobar
** another first level node
@endmindmap


@startmindmap
+ root node
++ some first level node
+++_ second level node
+++_ another second level node
+++_ foo
+++_ bar
+++_ foobar
++_ another first level node
-- some first right level node
--_ another first right level node
@endmindmap

Changing diagram direction

It is possible to use both sides of the diagram. 

@startmindmap
* count
** 100
*** 101
*** 102
** 200

left side

** A
*** AA
*** AB
** B
@endmindmap

Complete example

@startmindmap
caption figure 1
title My super title

* <&flag>Debian
** <&globe>Ubuntu
*** Linux Mint
*** Kubuntu
*** Lubuntu
*** KDE Neon
** <&graph>LMDE
** <&pulse>SolydXK
** <&people>SteamOS
** <&star>Raspbian with a very long name
*** <s>Raspmbc</s> => OSMC
*** <s>Raspyfi</s> => Volumio

header
My super header
endheader

center footer My super footer

legend right
  Short
  legend
endlegend
@endmindmap

Changing style

@startmindmap
<style>
mindmapDiagram {
    node {
        BackgroundColor lightGreen
    }
    :depth(1) {
      BackGroundColor white
    }
}
</style>
* Linux
** NixOS
** Debian
*** Ubuntu
**** Linux Mint
**** Kubuntu
**** Lubuntu
**** KDE Neon
@endmindmap

Word Wrap

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

@startmindmap


<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 

@endmindmap