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@guardian-network/policy-cli

v0.3.6

Published

CLI for Policy SDK

Downloads

873

Readme

CLI for Policy SDK

DO NOT USE IN PRODUCTION.
This implementation is in early development. It has not been reviewed or audited. It is not suitable to be used in production. Expect bugs!

Policy SDK has a bunch of tools and subsystems. Some of them are exposed as a command line utilites.


LacLang compiler

The compiler of Lacero Policy Markup language (LacLang). Can be invoked via compile command. Has options:

  • -p or --sourcePath
    Defines path to LacLang (.lac) sources. Mandatory option.

  • -w or --write
    Defines path to output file (.json). Otherwise the result will be printed to stdout.

  • --type-onchain
    Checks typings against onchain declarations. Works only if --rpc provided or $RPC environment variable set.

  • --type-dsl
    Checks typings against dsl declarations. Works only if --rpc provided or $RPC environment variable set.

  • --rpc
    Defines JSON-RPC URL of the provider to the target blockchain. Can be substituted with $RPC environment variable.

Usage example:

As a project:

pnpm cli compile --sourcePath ./dsl-sources-sample/DummyValid.lac

As a package:

npx @guardian-network/policy-cli compile --sourcePath ./dsl-sources-sample/DummyValid.lac