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ocsf-toolkit-v1-9-0
Typed msgspec models for OCSF 1.9.0, generated by ocsf-toolkit 0.1.0a2. Do not edit: regenerate.
from ocsf_toolkit import build, parse
from ocsf_toolkit_v1_9_0 import DetectionFinding
Every class and object is a msgspec Struct and every enum is referenceable by its OCSF caption.
ocsf_toolkit.build() and ocsf_toolkit.parse() take and return these classes. Classes are
supersets: attributes that a profile or an extension adds are optional, and build() enforces what
the event's profiles require. ocsf-toolkit generate --profiles emits exact classes for one profile
set.
This package bundles the OCSF 1.9.0 schema it was generated from and runs on ocsf-toolkit
>=0.1.0a2,<0.2. Documentation: Typed models.
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