This is the command atdgen that can be run in the OnWorks free hosting provider using one of our multiple free online workstations such as Ubuntu Online, Fedora Online, Windows online emulator or MAC OS online emulator
PROGRAM:
NAME
atdgen - ATD compiler and code generator
SYNOPSIS
atdgen [options...] [atd-file]
DESCRIPTION
atdgen reads ATD type definitions and generates OCaml code (both ml and mli files) for
— type definitions (option -t)
— serializers and deserializers for Biniou (option -b)
— serializers and deserializers for JSON (option -j)
— record-creating functions supporting default fields (option -v)
— user-specified data validators (option -v)
If no mode option (-t, -b, -j or -v) is given, then -t -b is assumed. Unless -o is
present, the <prefix> for the generated files is derived from the atd-file argument. If
the atd-file argument is omitted, atdgen reads ATD sources from standard input, if
additionally -o is missing, it behaves as if -o - was given.
OPTIONS
-t Produce files <prefix>_t.mli and <prefix>_t.ml containing OCaml type definitions
for the ATD input
-b Produce files <prefix>_b.mli and <prefix>_b.ml containing OCaml serializers and
deserializers for the Biniou data format
-j produce files <prefix>_j.mli and <prefix>_j.ml containing OCaml serializers and
deserializers for the JSON data format
-v Produce files <prefix>_v.mli and <prefix>_v.ml containing OCaml functions for
creating records and validators, see also option -validate.
-dep Output dependencies in makefile-format for all possible atdgen output files and
exit
-list Output a space-separated list of all possible atdgen output files and exit
-o <prefix>
set the <prefix> for the options -t, -b and -j. If <prefix> is -, atdgen writes
code in the form of
struct ... end : sig ... end
to standard output.
-biniou
[deprecated] same as -t -b, i.e., produce serializers and deserializers for Biniou
and OCaml type definitions (default)
-json [deprecated] same as -t -j, i.e., produce serializers and deserializers for JSON
and OCaml type definitions.
-j-std standard JSON: Convert tuples and variants into standard JSON and refuse to print
NaN and infinities. This option implies -json unless another mode is specified.
-std-json
[deprecated] same as -j-std
-j-pp <func>
Apply the OCaml function <func> of type (string -> string) to the input of each
*_of_string function generated by atdgen (JSON mode). (This was intended for UTF-8
validation of the input which is not performed by atdgen.)
-j-defaults
Output JSON record fields even if their value is known to be the default.
-j-strict-fields
Call !Ag_util.Json.unknown_field_handler for every unknown JSON field found in the
input instead of simply skipping them. The initial value of this reference prints a
message and raises a Failure exception.
-j-custom-fields <func>
Call function <func> of type (string -> unit) for every unknown JSON field found in
the input instead of simply skipping them. See also -j-strict-fields.
-validate
[deprecated] same as -t -v, Produce data validators from <ocaml validator="x">
annotations where x is a user-written validator to be applied on a specific node.
This is typically used in conjunction with -extend because user-written validators
depend on the type definitions.
-extend MODULE
Assume that all type definitions are provided by the specified module unless
otherwise annotated. Type aliases are created for each type, e.g. type t = Module.t
-open MODULE1,MODULE2,...
List of modules to open (comma-separated or space-separated)
-nfd Do not dump OCaml function definitions
-ntd Do not dump OCaml type definitions
-pos-fname FILENAME
Source file name to use for error messages (default: input name)
-pos-lnum LINENUM
Source line number of the first line of the input (default: 1)
-rec Keep OCaml type definitions mutually recursive
-version
print version and exit
-help | --help
Display this list of options
Use atdgen online using onworks.net services
