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@bcts/dcbor-cli

v1.0.0-alpha.20

Published

Command line parser/validator for deterministic CBOR (dCBOR)

Readme

Blockchain Commons dCBOR CLI (TypeScript)

Disclaimer: This package is under active development and APIs may change.

Introduction

@bcts/dcbor-cli is a command line tool for parsing, validating, and converting dCBOR (Deterministic CBOR) data.

Features:

  • Validates dCBOR inputs
  • Receives inputs in hex, binary, or diagnostic notation format
  • Outputs in multiple formats: diagnostic notation (compact or annotated), hexadecimal (compact or annotated), or binary
  • Compose dCBOR arrays and maps from individual elements

Rust Reference Implementation

This TypeScript implementation is based on bc-dcbor-cli v0.17.1 (commit).

Installation

# Install globally
bun add -g @bcts/dcbor-cli

# Or run directly with bunx
bunx @bcts/dcbor-cli --help

Usage

Basic Conversion

Convert CBOR diagnostic notation to hexadecimal (default):

dcbor '42'
# Output: 182a

dcbor '3.14'
# Output: fb40091eb851eb851f

dcbor '"Hello"'
# Output: 6548656c6c6f

Input/Output Formats

# Convert hex to diagnostic notation
dcbor --in hex --out diag 6548656c6c6f
# Output: "Hello"

# Convert with annotations
dcbor --in hex --out diag --annotate 6548656c6c6f
# Output: "Hello"   / text(5) /

# Convert to binary
dcbor --in hex --out bin 6548656c6c6f > output.bin

# Read binary input
dcbor --in bin < input.bin

Compose Arrays and Maps

# Compose an array
dcbor array 1 2 3
# Output: hex for [1, 2, 3]

# Compose a map
dcbor map '"key1"' 1 '"key2"' 2
# Output: hex for {"key1": 1, "key2": 2}

Command Line Reference

Usage: dcbor [options] [input] [command]

Commands:
  array   Compose a dCBOR array from the provided elements
  map     Compose a dCBOR map from the provided keys and values

Arguments:
  input   Input dCBOR (format specified by --in)

Options:
  -i, --in <format>    Input format: diag, hex, bin (default: diag)
  -o, --out <format>   Output format: diag, hex, bin, none (default: hex)
  -a, --annotate       Add annotations to output
  -h, --help           Display help
  -V, --version        Display version