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fdl-checker

v3.0.0

Published

A node package for checking the validity of ASC FDL file's schema.

Readme

ASC FDL Checker (fdl-checker)

Validate ASC Framing Decision List (FDL) files against the official JSON‑Schema – from the command line or programmatically.

Node


✨ Features

  • Schema‑level validation with [Ajv 8] – fast, standards‑compliant.
  • Logical cross‑checks (duplicate IDs, broken references, etc.) that JSON‑Schema alone can’t express.
  • Version‑aware: validates each file against the exact schema that matches version.major/minor.
  • Human‑friendly errors – shows the failing value, expected constants / patterns, and logical‑tree messages.
  • Both CLI & API in pure ES‑modules; zero runtime dependencies beyond Ajv.

## Install

# Local project usage
npm install --save-dev fdl-checker

# Global CLI (optional)
npm install --global fdl-checker

## CLI usage

fdl-checker <file.fdl> [more‑files...]

# exit‑code = total number of errors

Example

$ fdl-checker tests/invalid_v1.0.fdl
===== Validating 'tests/invalid_v1.0.fdl' =====
/contexts/0/canvases/0/id: string "e9709e42‑…" length must not exceed 32 characters
/contexts/0/canvases/0/id: value "e9709e42‑…" must match pattern ^[A-Za-z0-9_]+$
ID Tree Error: Context (DXL2) > Canvas e9709e42‑… > Framing Decision 2‑1Framing: Framing Intent ID 2‑1Framing not in framing_intents

## Programmatic API

import { validateFdlObject } from 'fdl-checker';

// A valid FDL converted to a javascript object
const fdlObject = {};

const {version, errors} = validateFdlObject(fdlObject, { verbose: false });;
if (errors?.length) {
  console.error(`Failed validation for FDL version ${version.major}.${version.minor} with ${errors.length} validation errors`);
  process.exit(1);
}