scalim-cli
Standalone command-line utilities for scalim (dev/tooling only).
Install:
uv tool install scalim-cli
# Run once without installing:
uvx scalim-cli --help
Usage:
scalim-cli --help
scalim-cli yaml-dsl --help
YAML DSL viz export (static)
scalim-cli yaml-dsl viz compile exports static viz artifacts for frontend/scalim-viz replay/inspection.
# demand -> writes <dir>/viz_snapshot.json + <dir>/viz_schedule_plan.json
scalim-cli yaml-dsl viz compile --type demand path/to/report.demand.yaml --output-dir .tmp/viz_report
# workflow -> writes a scalim-viz bundle under <dir>/scalim-viz/
scalim-cli yaml-dsl viz compile --type workflow path/to/report.workflow.yaml --output-dir .tmp/viz_bundle
YAML DSL validation layers
scalim-cli yaml-dsl exposes two validation entrypoints with different responsibilities:
-
scalim-cli yaml-dsl validate <file.yaml>: runtime-parity validation (semantic + unknown-fields diagnostics).- Does not run JSON Schema validation.
- Does not emit “jsonschema 不可用 / 已跳过 schema 校验” warnings.
- Suitable for “will this config be accepted by runtime parse/compile/run?” checks.
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scalim-cli yaml-dsl schema validate <file.yaml>: schema-only validation (structure/type) using JSON Schema.- Requires the
jsonschemadependency (Draft7). - Fails fast with actionable error output when
jsonschemais unavailable. - Suitable for fast authoring feedback and editor/LSP parity checks.
- Requires the
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