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daffodil parse -s csv.dfdl.xsd test_file.csv
Performance Subcommand
Run a performance test (parse or unparse), using either a DFDL schema or a saved parser
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The unparse option of the performance subcommand was implemented as of version 1.1.0. |
Usage
daffodil performance (-s <schema> [-r [{namespace}]<root>] [-p <path>] | -P <parser) [--unparse] [--validate [mode]] [-N <number of files to process] [-t <threadcount>] [-D[{namespace}]<variable>=<value>] <infile>Options
| Long | Short | Arguments | Description |
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--schema | -s | <schema> | The annotated DFDL schema to use to create the parser. This option cannot be used with the --parser option. |
--root | -r | [{<namespace>}]<root> | The root element of the DFDL schema to use. This must be one of the top-level elements of the schema defined with --schema. This requires the --schema option to be defined. If not supplied, the first element of the schema defined with --schema is used. A namespace may be specified by prefixing it with {namespace}. |
--path | -p | <path> | The path to the node from the root element to create the parser from. |
--parser | -P | <parser> | Use a previously saved parser, created using the save-parser subcommand. This option cannot be used with the --schema option or with the --validate option set to 'on'. |
-D | [{<namespace>}]<variable>=<value> | Variables to be used when parsing. The variable can be prefixed with {namespace} to define which namespace the variable belongs in, for example: | |
-T | <tunable>=<value> | Modify Daffodil configuration options to change processing behavior. See Configuration File#Tunable Parameters for the list of tunable parameters. | |
--unparse | | | Perform unparse instead of parse for performance. |
--validate | -V | [mode] | The validation mode. 'on', 'limited' or 'off'. If 'mode' is not provided, defaults to 'on'. If --validate is not provided, defaults to 'off'. Mode cannot be 'on' when used with the --parser option. |
--config | -c | <file> | XML file containing configuration items, such as external variables or Daffodil tunables. See Configuration File for details on the file format. |
[infile] | Input file or directory containing files to process | ||
--version | Display the version of Daffodil. | ||
--help | Display help message. |
Example
daffodil performance -s csv.dfdl.xsd -N 1000 -t 5 test_file.csvUnparse Subcommand
Unparse an infoset file, using either a DFDL schema or a saved parser.
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The unparse subcommand was implemented as of version 1.1.0. |
Usage
daffodil unparse (-s <schema> [-r [{<namespace>}]<root>] [-p <path>] | -P <parser>) [-D[{<namespace>}]<variable>=<value>...] [-T<tunable>=<value>] [-o <output>] [-V [mode]] [-c <file>] [infile]Options
| Long | Short | Arguments | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
--schema | -s | <schema> | The annotated DFDL schema to use to create the parser. This option cannot be used with the --parser option. |
--root | -r | [{<namespace>}]<root> | The root element of the DFDL schema to use. This must be one of the top-level elements of the schema defined with --schema. This requires the --schema option to be defined. If not supplied, the first element of the schema defined with --schema is used. A namespace may be specified by prefixing it with {namespace}. |
--path | -p | <path> | The path to the node from the root element to create the parser from. |
--parser | -P | <parser> | Use a previously saved parser, created using the save-parser subcommand. This option cannot be used with the --schema option or with the --validate option set to 'on'. |
-D | [{<namespace>}]<variable>=<value> | Variables to be used when unparsing. The variable can be prefixed with {namespace} to define which namespace the variable belongs in, for example: | |
-T | <tunable>=<value> | Modify Daffodil configuration options to change parsing behavior. See Configuration File#Tunable Parameters for the list of tunable parameters. | |
--output | -o | <output> | Write output to a give file. If the option is not given or is -, output is written to standard out. |
--validate | -V | [mode] | The validation mode. 'on', 'limited' or 'off'. If 'mode' is not given, defaults to 'on'. If --validate is not present, defaults to 'off'. Mode cannot be 'on' when used with the --parser option. |
--config | -c | <file> | XML file containing configuration items, such as external variables or Daffodil tunables. See Configuration File for details on the file format. |
[infile] | Input file to unparse. If not specified, or is a value of -, reads from standard in. If supplied, this must be the last option on the command line. | ||
--version | Display the version of Daffodil. | ||
--help | Display help message. |
Example
daffodil unparse -s csv.dfdl.xsd test_file.infoset
Save Parser Subcommand
Create a save a parser that can be reused for parsing and unparsing.
Usage
daffodil save-parser -s <schema> [-r [{namespace}]<root>] [-p <path>] [-o <output>] [outfile]Options
| Long | Short | Arguments | Description |
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--schema | -s | <schema> | The annotated DFDL schema to use to create the parser. This option must be supplied. |
--root | -r | [{<namespace>}]<root> | The root element of the DFDL schema to use. This must be one of the top-level elements of the schema defined with --schema. This requires the --schema option to be defined. If not supplied, the first element of the schema defined with --schema is used. A namespace may be specified by prefixing it with {namespace}. |
--path | -p | <path> | The path to the node from the root element to create the parser from. |
--validate | -V | [mode] | The validation mode. 'limited' or 'off'. Mode is required. If --validate is not present, defaults to 'off'. Mode cannot be set to 'on' as possible in other commands. |
--config | -c | <file> | XML file containing configuration items, such as external variables or Daffodil tunables. See Configuration File for details on the file format. |
| (no long form) | -D | [{<namespace>}]<variable>=<value> | Variables to be used when parsing. The variable can be prefixed with {namespace} to define which namespace the variable belongs in, for example: |
[outfile] | Write the parser to a give file. If the option is not given or is -, output is written to standard out. If supplied, this must be the last option on the command line. | ||
--version | Display the version of Daffodil. | ||
--help | Display help message. |
Example
daffodil save-parser -s csv.dfdl.xsd csv_parser.xml
Test Subcommand
List or execute tests in a TDML file.
Usage
daffodil test [-l] [-r] [-i] <tdmlfile> [testname...]
Options
| Long | Short | Arguments | Description |
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--info | -i | Increment test result information output level, one level for each occurrence of -i. | |
--list | -l | Show names and descriptions in a TDML file instead of running them. | |
--regex | -r | Read <testnames> as regular expressions. | |
<tdmlfile> | Test Data Markup Language (TDML) file. | ||
[testname...] | Name of one or more test case in the tdml file. If not given, all tests in <tdmlfile> are run. | ||
--version | Display the version of Daffodil. | ||
--help | Display help message. |
Example
daffodil test csv.tdml