@archsmith/cli
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The archsmith command-line tool for ArchSmith — render and validate layered architecture diagrams from a JSON IR.
See the root README for what ArchSmith is and what the IR looks like.
npm install -g @archsmith/cli
archsmith validate <input.json> [--json]
archsmith render <input.json> -o <out.svg> [--no-embed-fonts] [--pretty]
archsmith registries list
archsmith registries show <sub-layers|colors|icons> [--family standard|accessible]
render validates the IR first and fails the same way validate would (exit 1) if it's invalid; a rendering-time error exits 2.--no-embed-fonts skips embedding the bundled font, producing a smaller file.--pretty indents the output SVG's element lines for readability (default is one element per line, unindented).registries show colors --family standard prints just that color family instead of the whole registry.Apache-2.0
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ArchSmith CLI — render and validate layered architecture diagrams
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