.. _yangson-man: ------- yangson ------- .. program:: yangson Synopsis ======== :program:`yangson` [] [] :program:`yangson` -h Description =========== :program:`yangson` is a tool for performing selected high-level operations with a YANG data model and JSON-encoded instance objects from the command line. *yang_library* is the name of a file containing data model specification in JSON representation conforming to the original YANG library format of [RFC7895]_. If no *operation* is specified, the program just parses the data model and exits. Operations ========== .. option:: -h, --help Show an overview of the command syntax and exit. .. option:: -i, --id Print the unique module set identifier that can be used, for example, as the value of the *module-set-id* leaf in YANG library data. See also :meth:`.DataModel.module_set_id`. .. option:: -t, --tree Print the schema tree of the complete data model as ASCII art. See also :meth:`.DataModel.ascii_tree`. .. option:: -d, --digest Print the schema digest of the data model in JSON format. See also :meth:`.DataModel.schema_digest`. .. option:: -v , --validate Validate an instance object against the data model. The *instance* argument is the name of a file containing an instance object in JSON representation. Validation can be controlled by means of :option:`--scope` and :option:`--ctype` options. See also :meth:`.InstanceNode.validate`. Options ======= .. option:: -p , --path This option specifies directories to search for YANG modules. The *module_path* argument is a colon-separated list of directory names. By default, the value of the YANG_MODPATH environment variable is used if this variable exists, otherwise the module path contains only the current directory. All YANG modules specified in YANG library need to be located in one of these directories, and their file names have to be in the following form: .. code-block:: none module-or-submodule-name ['@' revision-date] '.yang' .. option:: -s , --scope This option specifies validation scope, and is only relevant when used with the :option:`--validate` operation. The choices for the *validation_scope* argument are as follows: * ``syntax`` – schema constraints (including **when** and **if-feature** conditions) and data types; * ``semantics`` – **must** constraints, uniqueness of list keys, **unique** constraints in lists, integrity of **leafref** and **instance-identifier** references; * ``all`` – all of the above. The default value is ``all``. See also :meth:`.InstanceNode.validate`. .. option:: -c , --ctype This option specifies the content type of the instance object, and is only relevant when used with the :option:`--validate` operation. The *content_type* arguments can be one of ``config`` (configuration data, default), ``nonconfig`` (non-configuration data) and ``all`` (all data). See also :meth:`.InstanceNode.validate`. .. option:: -n, --no_types This option is used to suppress data type information in ASCII tree output. It is relevant only for the :option:`--tree` operation. Environment Variables ===================== YANG_MODPATH A colon-separated list of directories that is used as the default module path, see the :option:`--path` option. Exit Status =========== +-------+---------------------------------------------+ | Value | Meaning | +=======+=============================================+ | 0 | No errors | +-------+---------------------------------------------+ | 1 | Problem with reading or decoding JSON files | +-------+---------------------------------------------+ | 2 | YANG library or data model problem | +-------+---------------------------------------------+ | 3 | Validation of the instance object failed | +-------+---------------------------------------------+ Author ====== Ladislav Lhotka