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@transitrix/cli

v2.0.0

Published

Transitrix CLI — compile, validate, and report on Transitrix diagrams (BPMN, Goals, DGCA, …) from any shell or CI pipeline.

Readme

@transitrix/cli

The Transitrix CLI — compile, validate, and report on Transitrix diagrams (BPMN, Goals, FGCA, Capability Map, Process Blueprint, and the rest of the Transitrix notation family) from any shell or CI pipeline.

This is the install-from-npm distribution of the same CLI shipped inside the Transitrix Studio VS Code extension. Use it when you want the resolver outside an editor — scripts, CI checks, downstream tools.

Install

npm install -g @transitrix/cli
transitrix --help

Or run without installing:

npx @transitrix/cli --help

Quick reference

transitrix compile <input>.yaml <output>.bpmn   # YAML → BPMN 2.0 XML
transitrix validate <input>.yaml                # per-file validation
transitrix validate --scope=repo                # whole-repo canon checks
transitrix metrics <input>.yaml [--json]        # layout-quality metrics
transitrix export-compliance [--format md|pdf]  # compliance report
transitrix serve [--port 8765]                  # local web UI

PDF compliance export requires WeasyPrint on PATH (pipx install weasyprint).

What's included

  • dist/cli.js — bundled CLI entry point. Runtime npm dependencies (ajv, ajv-formats, bpmn-moddle, elkjs, js-yaml, xmlbuilder2) are declared in dependencies and resolved by npm at install time.
  • dist/repo-validate.js and dist/export-compliance.js — lazy-loaded handlers for the validate --scope=repo and export-compliance subcommands. The Transitrix diagrams library is bundled into these.
  • schemas/bpmn-dsl.schema.json — the YAML DSL JSON Schema used by the validator and parser. Located next to dist/ so the runtime path dist/../schemas/bpmn-dsl.schema.json resolves.

Versioning

@transitrix/cli ships on its own version line, independent of the Transitrix Studio extension and @transitrix/diagrams. The first published release is 1.0.0.

Naming

The package is born in the 2.0 era of the methodology. The legacy cervin bin alias is not shipped — only transitrix is on PATH.

License

MIT — see LICENSE.

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