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= Suma: utility for the STEP Unified Model-driven Architecture
== Purpose
SUMA, the "STEP Unified Model-Based Standards Architecture", is a authoring and publication system developed for the management of EXPRESS schemas and its documentation.
This utility is used by the https://github.com/metanorma/iso-10303[ISO 10303 collection] to build the following artifacts:
== Install
== Usage
=== General
suma help
metanorma*.yml
)
suma help [COMMAND] # Describe available commands or one specific commandWhere:
METANORMA_SITE_MANIFEST
:: This is the path to the Metanorma site manifest,
typically metanorma.yml
.
=== Compilation
// .To compile all STEPmod migrated docs (without detached) individually // [source,sh] // ---- // $ bundle exec metanorma site generate // ----
=== Generating full schema listing files
We generate the full schema collection listing using the --no-compile
option in the suma
command.
The generated schemas-*.yaml
file name is derived from the input file name
with the word metanorma
replaced with schemas
.
$ bundle exec suma build --no-compile metanorma-srl.yml
All documents need to have a schemas.yaml
in their document root that lists
out which schemas the document includes.
== License
Copyright Ribose. BSD 2-clause license.
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