ordo-state
This document contains the help content for the ordo-state command-line program.
Command Overview:
ordo-state
Section titled “ordo-state”Declarative infrastructure management for stateful machines
Usage: ordo-state <COMMAND>
Subcommands:
Section titled “Subcommands:”validate— Parse and validate one or more modulescheck— Run conflict detection across the specified modulesdeps— Display the module dependency graphschema— Generate a JSON Schema for the module file format
ordo-state validate
Section titled “ordo-state validate”Parse and validate one or more modules
Usage: ordo-state validate <PATHS>...
Arguments:
Section titled “Arguments:”<PATHS>— File or directory paths to validate
ordo-state check
Section titled “ordo-state check”Run conflict detection across the specified modules
Usage: ordo-state check <PATHS>...
Arguments:
Section titled “Arguments:”<PATHS>— File or directory paths to check for conflicts
ordo-state deps
Section titled “ordo-state deps”Display the module dependency graph
Usage: ordo-state deps <PATHS>...
Arguments:
Section titled “Arguments:”<PATHS>— File or directory paths to analyze
ordo-state schema
Section titled “ordo-state schema”Generate a JSON Schema for the module file format.
The schema can be used by editors (e.g. VS Code with the YAML extension) for autocompletion and inline validation.
Usage: ordo-state schema [OPTIONS]
Options:
Section titled “Options:”--output <OUTPUT>— Write the schema to a file instead of stdout
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