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keri-ts

v0.3.1

Published

KERI TypeScript package with database primitives and CLI runtime

Readme

keri-ts

KERI TypeScript runtime package with the tufa CLI.

Install

# As a dependency
npm install keri-ts

# Global CLI install
npm install -g keri-ts

CLI quick start

tufa version and tufa annotate are the fastest way to verify your setup.

# Version
tufa version
tufa --version

# Annotate CESR from file
tufa annotate --in ./mystream.cesr

# Annotate from stdin
cat ./mystream.cesr | tufa annotate

Benchmark CESR parser

Benchmark any CESR stream from file or stdin:

# Benchmark a stream file
tufa benchmark cesr --in ./mystream.cesr

# Benchmark from stdin with explicit chunk simulation
cat ./mystream.cesr | tufa benchmark cesr --chunk-size 256 --iterations 25 --warmup 5
  • --in <path>: input file path (defaults to stdin)
  • --iterations <count>: measured benchmark runs (default 50)
  • --warmup <count>: warmup runs before measurement (default 5)
  • --chunk-size <bytes>: chunk size for streaming simulation (0 = full stream)
  • --framed: benchmark parser in framed mode
  • --compat: benchmark parser with compat attachment dispatch mode
  • --allow-errors: continue benchmark even when parse errors are emitted
  • --json: print one JSON result line

Annotate options

tufa annotate --in <path> --out <path> --pretty
tufa annotate --qb2 --in <binary.qb2> --out <annotation.txt>
  • --in <path>: input file path (defaults to stdin)
  • --out <path>: output file path (defaults to stdout)
  • --qb2: parse input as qb2 binary
  • --pretty: pretty-print annotation output
  • --colored: colorize annotation output on stdout only (ignored with --out)

Optional color overrides:

  • File: $HOME/.tufa/annot-color.yaml or $HOME/.tufa/annot-color.yml
  • Keys: counter, group, body, signature, said, opaque, comment
  • Values: black, red, green, yellow, blue, magenta, cyan, white, or bright variants (brightBlack ... brightWhite)

Package entrypoints

# CLI help
npx tufa --help

# From source in this repo
deno task tufa --help
deno task tufa version

License

Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (Apache-2.0). See the top-level LICENSE file in this repository.