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@itxtech/fdnext-cli

v2.3.0

Published

Command-line interface for fdnext decoding, search, and DecodePack diagnostics

Downloads

25

Readme

@itxtech/fdnext-cli

Command-line interface for fdnext decoding, search, and DecodePack diagnostics.

Overview

@itxtech/fdnext-cli provides a terminal interface to the full fdnext engine. It supports part number decoding, Flash ID inspection, database search, DecodePack validation, and step-by-step decode tracing — all with JSON output.

Installation

pnpm add @itxtech/fdnext-cli

After installation, the fdnext binary is available.

Usage

fdnext part decode <partNumber> [lang]
fdnext part search <query> [lang] [limit]
fdnext id decode <identifier> [lang] [idScheme]
fdnext id search <query> [lang] [limit] [idScheme]
fdnext capabilities [lang]
fdnext decodepack check
fdnext decodepack explain part <partNumber> [specId]
fdnext decodepack explain id <identifier> [idScheme]

Options

| Option | Description | | :--- | :--- | | --controller-group <group\|all> | Controller projection view (repeatable, comma-separated) |

Environment Variables

| Variable | Description | | :--- | :--- | | FDNEXT_RESOURCES | Path to an external resource directory (overrides built-in resources) |

Examples

# Decode a part number
fdnext part decode MT29F64G08CBABA eng

# Search parts
fdnext part search MT29 eng 10

# Decode a NAND Flash ID
fdnext id decode 2C64444BA900 eng

# Validate DecodePack
fdnext decodepack check

# Trace a decode step-by-step
fdnext decodepack explain part BWCA2KZC-64G

All commands output JSON to stdout. Within the monorepo, use pnpm cli as a shortcut.

Documentation

License

AGPL-3.0-or-later — See LICENSE for details.