json-schema(1)

json-schema(1) 💅

okay bestie, welcome to the General Commands Manual entry for json-schema — she generates JSON Schema of the given command(s) JSON output, and she ate. ✨

NAME 💖

json-schema — Generate JSON Schema of the given command(s) JSON output.

SYNOPSIS 🎀

json-schema [-d|--dir] [-h|--help] [CMDS]

DESCRIPTION 🦋

okay so this command lets you generate the JSON Schema describing the --json output of a given command. The schema is printed to the standard output, so you can write it to a file using unix redirection — iconic, no cap. 💅

Giving a directory instead writes one schema per command in it, and it creates the directory if it does not exist. slay. 🌸

OPTIONS ✨

• -d, --dir <PATH> — Save JSON Schemas to the given directory.
• -h, --help — Print help (see a summary with -h).
• [CMDS] — Command(s) for which JSON Schema should be generated for.
  • A command is named after its full path, dash-separated, as in himalaya-envelope-list.
  • Defaults to every command, which requires a directory.

lowkey important, bestie: if you don’t pass [CMDS], it defaults to every command, and that requires a directory. 🫶

okay that’s the whole page!! footer vibes: json-schema and json-schema(1) from the General Commands Manual — source/version noted, and no date was printed so I’m not inventing one. bye bestie 💖🎀