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@poamslayer/ecfr

v0.1.2

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CLI for the Electronic Code of Federal Regulations (eCFR) API

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Readme

ecfr

CLI for the Electronic Code of Federal Regulations (eCFR) API.

Search, browse, and read federal regulations from your terminal.

Install

npm install -g ecfr

Or run directly:

npx ecfr titles

Commands

List all CFR titles

ecfr titles

List agencies

ecfr agencies
ecfr agencies --filter defense

Browse title structure

ecfr structure 32
ecfr structure 32 --date 2025-01-01

Read regulation text

ecfr read 32 --part 2002 --section 2002.14
ecfr read 32 --part 2002 --xml          # raw XML output
ecfr read 48 --part 252 --date 2025-06-01

Search regulations

ecfr search "controlled unclassified information"
ecfr search "cybersecurity" --title 32
ecfr search "CUI" --page 2 --per-page 5

Search result counts

ecfr counts "cybersecurity"
ecfr counts "cybersecurity" --agency defense-department

Track changes

ecfr changes 32 --since 2025-01-01
ecfr changes 48 --part 252

View corrections

ecfr corrections
ecfr corrections --title 32

Output modes

| Context | Output | |---------|--------| | Terminal (TTY) | Colored tables and formatted text | | Piped (\| jq) | JSON | | --json flag | JSON (always) |

Requirements

Node.js 18+

API

This tool wraps the public eCFR API. No authentication required.

License

MIT