A schema is the machine-readable structure used by kmdr for organizing command descriptions.
Every program explained by kmdr has a schema with key-value pairs defining the properties of commands. There are three sets of key-value pairs which make up a schema: program, subcommand, and option. Some programs do not have subcommands or/nor options.
The basis of a schema is its program key-value pairs. Information about the key-value pairs for a CLI program is described in Table 1.0 with yarn as the example program.
| Key-value pair | Definition | Required | Type | Sample value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
name | The name of the program or subcommand | Yes | string | "git" |
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