fm-tools
Parse, use, and modify fm-tools metadata. It is meant to be used with fm-data files from the fm-tools repository.
Description
This library provides convenient access to fm-data through a simple API.
The fm-data file format specifies the download location, maintainers, command-line options, as well as other related information. An fm-data file for a specific tool is a YAML document with a precisely defined set of keys (a schema for the metadata of formal-methods tools is available in the repository).
fm-actor can also download and unzip tools specified in the fm-tools repository.
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