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Package diagrams are simple diagrams, which can be useful to visualize a high
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level structure of a C++ project, by rendering project's namespaces or
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subdirectories as UML packages and their interdependencies.
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level structure of a C++ project, by rendering project's namespaces,
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subdirectories or modules as UML packages and their interdependencies.
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The minimal config required to generate a package diagram is presented below:
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```yaml
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package_type: directory
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```
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for example check out this diagram
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for example check out this diagram (you can click on package names to see the
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corresponding source directory):
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Module based packages can be enabled using the following option:
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package_type: module
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```
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for example check out this diagram
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for example check out this diagram (you can click on package names to see the
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corresponding module source):
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Diagrams can be rendered relative to a specific module using `using_module`
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option:
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