Lookup documentation: every flag, command, symbol and triple, without the surrounding explanation. The guide covers the same material in reading order.
- CLI — every flag of
sysml, the modes, and the exit status - REPL commands — every
%command and its arguments - LSP extensions — the custom render requests
sysml-lspserves to a diagram client - Diagnostics: lints — the codes of the advisory lints, what each reports and how each surface switches one off
- Environment variables — the resource limits for a single run, and paths
- External engines — the
OPENSYSML_ENGINESmanifest entry, the protocol an engine speaks over its standard input and its JSON Schema, thesourcesandgraphs:1model forms, what stands of an engine's answer and how each failure is reported - Client libraries — the five ways to reach the engine from a program, what each covers, and how to choose between them
- Go packages —
client/opensysmland the packages behind it, type by type - Python API —
opensysml, its generated typed classes and latency - Node API —
@openmbee/opensysml, its two entry points and its typed unions - Java API —
opensysml-client, its immutable records and its exceptions - Rust API — the
opensysmlcrate, blocking, and its one error enum - Service transports — what
sysml-grpcserves on one port, which body encoding a client should choose, and the flags for CORS, TLS and health - Wire contract — Connect + JSON field by field, for a MATLAB, R, Julia,
C or shell client with no generated library: the session, every
Valuearm, errors, answers - RDF mapping — which triples a model becomes, what is not mapped, and why the mapping is experimental
- SysML v1 migration — reading OMG UML/SysML XMI, Eclipse
.umland.mdzip, what each v1 construct becomes, and the migration report - OSLC Query text — element-identification query syntax and semantics
- Grammar — how each grammar production maps to the parser
- WebAssembly builds — the two targets, how to build and run them, what works, and what a WebAssembly host refuses with