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Bonnard CLI Documentation

This directory contains the documentation served by bon docs.

Structure

docs/
├── _index.md           # Index shown by `bon docs` (llms.txt style)
├── topics/             # Individual topic files
│   ├── cubes.md
│   ├── cubes.measures.md
│   ├── cubes.measures.types.md
│   └── ...
├── schemas/            # JSON schemas for validation
│   ├── cube.schema.json
│   └── view.schema.json
└── README.md           # This file

Topic Naming Convention

Topic IDs use dot notation that maps directly to filenames:

Topic IDFile
cubestopics/cubes.md
cubes.measurestopics/cubes.measures.md
cubes.measures.typestopics/cubes.measures.types.md

Topic File Format

Each topic file should follow this structure:

# topic.name

> Brief one-line description.

## Overview

Short explanation (2-3 sentences).

## Example

```yaml
# Minimal working example

Reference

PropertyTypeDescription
namestring...

See Also

  • related.topic
  • another.topic

More Information

https://cube.dev/docs/...


## Guidelines

- Keep topics concise (~20-40 lines)
- Lead with examples, not theory
- Use tables for property references
- Link to cube.dev for exhaustive details
- Include "See Also" for discoverability

## Commands

```bash
bon docs                    # Show index
bon docs <topic>            # Show specific topic
bon docs <topic> --recursive # Show topic + children
bon docs --search <query>   # Search topics
bon docs schema <type>      # Show JSON schema

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Package last updated on 06 Feb 2026

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