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Python wrapper for Syster CLI - SysML v2 and KerML analysis

Project description

Systree

Python wrapper for the Syster CLI - SysML v2 and KerML analysis.

Installation

pip install systree

Or from source:

cd systree
pip install -e ".[dev]"

Installing the CLI

The CLI is automatically installed from crates.io on first use (requires Rust).

To pre-install or install manually:

# Pre-install via systree (installs to ~/.cache/systree/bin/)
python -c "from systree import download_cli; download_cli()"

# Or install globally
cargo install syster-cli

Or via make:

make install-cli

Python Usage

Basic Analysis

from systree import analyze

# Analyze a single file
result = analyze("model.sysml")
print(f"Files: {result.file_count}, Symbols: {result.symbol_count}")
print(f"Errors: {result.error_count}, Warnings: {result.warning_count}")
print(f"Diagnostics: {result.diagnostics}")

# Analyze without standard library (faster)
result = analyze("model.sysml", stdlib=False)

# With custom stdlib path
result = analyze("model.sysml", stdlib_path="/path/to/sysml.library")

Extract Symbols

from systree import get_symbols, export_ast

# Get typed symbol objects
file_symbols = get_symbols("model.sysml", stdlib=False)
for fs in file_symbols:
    print(f"File: {fs.path}")
    for sym in fs.symbols:
        print(f"  {sym.kind}: {sym.qualified_name} @ L{sym.start_line}:{sym.start_col}")
        if sym.supertypes:
            print(f"    extends: {sym.supertypes}")

# Get raw AST JSON (for custom processing)
ast_data = export_ast("model.sysml", stdlib=False)
for file_data in ast_data.get("files", []):
    print(f"File: {file_data['path']}")
    for sym in file_data["symbols"]:
        print(f"  {sym['kind']}: {sym['qualified_name']}")

Export Formats

from systree import export_xmi, export_jsonld, export_kpar, export_yaml

# Export to XMI (returns XML string)
xmi = export_xmi("model.sysml")

# Export to JSON-LD (returns list of elements)
jsonld = export_jsonld("model.sysml")

# Export to KPAR (returns bytes - ZIP archive)
kpar_bytes = export_kpar("model.sysml")
with open("model.kpar", "wb") as f:
    f.write(kpar_bytes)

# Export to YAML (returns YAML string)
yaml_str = export_yaml("model.sysml")

Self-Contained Exports

By default, exports contain only your model. Use self_contained=True to include the standard library, creating a standalone file with no external dependencies:

# Normal export - just your model (small, but has external references)
xmi = export_xmi("model.sysml")  # ~1 KB

# Self-contained - includes stdlib (large, but fully portable)
xmi_full = export_xmi("model.sysml", self_contained=True)  # ~3 MB

# Works with all export formats
jsonld = export_jsonld("model.sysml", self_contained=True)
kpar = export_kpar("model.sysml", self_contained=True)
yaml_str = export_yaml("model.sysml", self_contained=True)

### Import Interchange Files

```python
from systree import import_file, import_symbols, import_export, decompile

# Import and validate XMI/KPAR/JSON-LD
result = import_file("model.xmi")
print(f"Imported {result.symbol_count} elements")

# Import and extract symbols
file_symbols = import_symbols("model.xmi")
for fs in file_symbols:
    for sym in fs.symbols:
        print(f"  {sym.kind}: {sym.qualified_name}")

# Direct roundtrip: import -> export (preserves element IDs)
roundtrip_xmi = import_export("model.xmi", "xmi")

# Decompile back to SysML v2 text
sysml_source = decompile("model.xmi")
print(sysml_source)

Error Handling

from systree import analyze, CliNotFoundError, AnalysisError

try:
    result = analyze("model.sysml")
except CliNotFoundError:
    print("CLI auto-download failed. Install manually: cargo install syster-cli")
except AnalysisError as e:
    print(f"Analysis failed: {e}")

API Reference

analyze(path, *, verbose=False, stdlib=True, stdlib_path=None) -> AnalysisResult

Analyze SysML/KerML files.

Returns: AnalysisResult with file_count, symbol_count, error_count, warning_count, diagnostics

get_symbols(path, *, stdlib=True, stdlib_path=None) -> list[FileSymbols]

Extract typed symbol objects from files.

Returns: List of FileSymbols, each containing path and symbols: list[Symbol]

export_ast(path, *, stdlib=True, stdlib_path=None) -> dict

Export raw AST (Abstract Syntax Tree) as JSON. For typed symbol objects, use get_symbols() instead.

Returns: Dict with files key containing list of file data with symbols.

export_xmi(path, *, stdlib=True, stdlib_path=None, self_contained=False) -> str

Export model to XMI XML format.

  • self_contained: Include standard library in export (default: False)

export_jsonld(path, *, stdlib=True, stdlib_path=None, self_contained=False) -> list | dict

Export model to JSON-LD format.

  • self_contained: Include standard library in export (default: False)

export_kpar(path, *, stdlib=True, stdlib_path=None, self_contained=False) -> bytes

Export model to KPAR (Kernel Package Archive) format. Returns ZIP bytes.

  • self_contained: Include standard library in export (default: False)

export_yaml(path, *, stdlib=True, stdlib_path=None, self_contained=False) -> str

Export model to YAML format.

  • self_contained: Include standard library in export (default: False)

import_file(path, *, stdlib=True, stdlib_path=None) -> AnalysisResult

Import and validate an interchange file (XMI, KPAR, or JSON-LD).

import_symbols(path, *, stdlib=True, stdlib_path=None) -> list[FileSymbols]

Import interchange file and extract typed symbol objects.

import_export(path, format="xmi", *, stdlib=True, stdlib_path=None) -> bytes

Import interchange file and re-export, preserving element IDs. Direct roundtrip without intermediate files.

decompile(path, *, stdlib=True, stdlib_path=None) -> str

Decompile interchange file back to SysML v2 source text.

Models

AnalysisResult

  • file_count: int
  • symbol_count: int
  • error_count: int
  • warning_count: int
  • diagnostics: list[dict]

Symbol

  • name: str - Simple name
  • qualified_name: str - Full path (e.g., "Package::Class")
  • kind: str - Symbol kind ("Package", "PartDef", etc.)
  • file: str | None - Source file
  • start_line: int | None - Start line (1-based)
  • start_col: int | None - Start column (1-based)
  • end_line: int | None - End line
  • end_col: int | None - End column
  • supertypes: list[str] - Supertype names

FileSymbols

  • path: str - File path
  • symbols: list[Symbol] - Symbols in file

Exceptions

  • SystreeError - Base exception
  • CliNotFoundError - syster CLI not installed
  • AnalysisError - Analysis failed

Development

make install-cli  # Install syster CLI
make dev          # Install with dev deps
make test         # Run tests

License

MIT

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