Generate UML from Python source [duplicate]

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I have a Python program and I would like to generate an UML diagram from from. Which programs can do that?

edit: I would like to have an option of editing the generated diagram

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I'm not sure what kind of quality you want your diagrams to be, but there is a tool called PyNSource that is still maintained (last update August) and does what you are after. You can find it here. I should clarify that this program is for Windows.

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Here you can find a list of UML-Python tools. If you need to edit the diagram, then probably you should start by taking a look at PyUML

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And there's Stani's Python Editor (SPE) which draws simple UML diagrams on-the-fly.

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My tool Pynsource will reverse engineer Python 3 / Python 2 source code into UML class diagrams. You can drag to re-arrange the classes on the screen or let the auto-layout do it.

You can edit/add/delete classes and associations - yellow comment notes are supported. It can even generate ASCII UML to paste into your code.

There's an open source community edition, as well as a pro version if you want zoom functionality.