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@disclosureos/cli

v1.0.0

Published

Developer tools for the DisclosureOS ecosystem — scaffold, validate, and inspect observations

Readme

@disclosureos/cli

License: MIT

Developer tools for the DisclosureOS ecosystem — scaffold, validate, and inspect observations from the command line. It is a dev tool, not a library. validate delegates to @disclosureos/schema's parseEnrichedObservation — the same canonical enriched-validation contract library consumers use (core + every registered slot, with unknown top-level keys rejected) — then layers on CLI-only niceties like dangling-evidence-reference warnings, so it never re-implements or drifts from the foundation's checks.

See it end to end. examples/golden-path.ts takes one observation through every layer — records → observables → origins → scoring, validated as a whole by @disclosureos/schema — in a single type-checked file. Run it with pnpm --filter @disclosureos/examples golden-path.

Migrating an existing dataset? The onboarding workspace provides a guided workflow. See also examples/migration-path.ts and examples/migration-csv-path.ts.

Install

pnpm add -D @disclosureos/cli
# or run ad hoc
pnpm dlx @disclosureos/cli --help

Commands

disclosureos scaffold       Generate typed data structure templates
disclosureos validate       Validate observation JSON files
disclosureos completeness   Measure how fully observations populate the schema
disclosureos registry       Introspect field, observable, and origin registries
disclosureos info           Quick reference for types and definitions
disclosureos help           Show help
disclosureos version        Print version

Examples

disclosureos scaffold observation --full
disclosureos validate ./data/ --recursive
disclosureos validate ./data/ --recursive --json
disclosureos completeness ./out/ --recursive
disclosureos completeness ./out/ --recursive --json
disclosureos registry origins --id 1.1.3
disclosureos info observable TO-3

validate also warns on dangling evidence referencesevidenceRefs on a claim that don't point to any evidence (media:, sensor:, …) present in the record.

License

MIT © Disclosure Foundation