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FY-TOOL(1)			    libfyaml			      FY-TOOL(1)

NAME
     fy-tool - fy-tool documentation

SYNOPSIS
     fy-tool [OPTIONS] [<file> a|]

     fy-dump [OPTIONS] [<file> a|]

     fy-testsuite [OPTIONS] <file>

     fy-filter [OPTIONS] [-f FILE] [<path> a|]

     fy-join [OPTIONS] [-T PATH] [-F PATH] [-t PATH] [<file> a|]

     fy-ypath [OPTIONS] <ypath-expression> [<file> a|]

     fy-compose [OPTIONS] [<file> a|]

     fy-b3sum [OPTIONS] [<file> a|]

DESCRIPTION
     fy-tool  is  the  libfyaml  command-line  front-end for parsing, rewriting,
     querying, joining, testing and hashing YAML and JSON data.

     The executable  changes  behaviour  either  by  the  invoked  program  name
     (fy-dump, fy-testsuite, fy-filter, fy-join, fy-ypath, fy-compose, fy-b3sum)
     or by an explicit mode-select option such as --dump or --filter.

     The default mode is dump.

OPTIONS
     General options

     -h, --help
	    Display the built-in help message.

     -v, --version
	    Display the libfyaml version.

     -q, --quiet
	    Suppress informational and non-fatal diagnostic output.

     -d LEVEL, --debug-level LEVEL
	    Set  the minimum diagnostic severity emitted by the library. The de-
	    fault is 3 (warning level).

     -C MODE, --color MODE
	    Control ANSI color output. Supported values are on, off,  and  auto.
	    The default is auto.

     -V, --visible
	    Make spaces, tabs, and line breaks visible in text output.

     --dry-run
	    Parse the input but suppress normal output generation.

     Diagnostic options

     --disable-diag MODULE
	    Disable diagnostic output for the named module.

     --enable-diag MODULE
	    Enable diagnostic output for the named module.

     --show-diag OPTION
	    Show  the named diagnostic field. Supported values are source, posi-
	    tion, type, and module.

     --hide-diag OPTION
	    Hide the named diagnostic field.

     Parser options

     -I DIR, --include DIR
	    Add DIR to the input include search path.

     -j MODE, --json MODE
	    Select JSON input handling. Supported  values  are	no,  force,  and
	    auto. The default is auto.

     -r, --resolve
	    Resolve anchors and merge keys while parsing.

     --yaml-1.1
	    Force YAML 1.1 rules when the input does not declare a version.

     --yaml-1.2
	    Force YAML 1.2 rules when the input does not declare a version.

     --yaml-1.3
	    Force YAML 1.3 rules when the input does not declare a version.

     -l, --follow
	    Follow  aliases  during path traversal and related path-based opera-
	    tions.

     --sloppy-flow-indentation
	    Accept relaxed indentation rules in flow mode.

     --prefer-recursive
	    Prefer recursive algorithms over iterative ones.

     --ypath-aliases
	    Enable alias processing for ypath evaluation.

     --allow-duplicate-keys
	    Allow duplicate mapping keys.

     --collect-errors
	    Collect multiple parsing errors before reporting failure.

     --disable-accel
	    Disable parser/emitter acceleration features.

     --disable-buffering
	    Disable stdio buffering and use direct file-descriptor reads.

     --disable-mmap
	    Disable memory-mapped input.

     --disable-depth-limit
	    Disable the normal nesting-depth limit.

     Emitter options

     -i INDENT, --indent INDENT
	    Set the output indentation width. The default is 2.

     -w WIDTH, --width WIDTH
	    Set the preferred output width. Use inf for no width limit. The  de-
	    fault is 80.

     -m MODE, --mode MODE
	    Select the output style. Supported values are original, block, flow,
	    flow-oneline, json, json-tp, json-oneline, dejson, pretty, flow-com-
	    pact, and json-compact.

     -s, --sort
	    Sort mapping keys before emitting output.

     -c, --comment
	    Preserve and emit comments where supported.

     --strip-labels
	    Strip anchors and aliases from emitted output.

     --strip-tags
	    Strip emitted tags.

     --strip-doc
	    Strip document start and end markers.

     --strip-empty-kv
	    Omit keys whose values are empty or null.

     --null-output
	    Suppress normal output generation.

     --no-ending-newline
	    Do not append a final trailing newline.

     --preserve-flow-layout
	    Preserve single-line flow collection layout when possible.

     --indented-seq-in-map
	    Indent block sequences that appear inside block mappings.

     --streaming
	    Use streaming output mode. This is the default.

     --no-streaming
	    Disable streaming output mode.

     --recreating
	    Recreate streaming events instead of passing them through directly.

     Testsuite options

     --disable-flow-markers
	    Omit testsuite flow markers.

     --disable-doc-markers
	    Omit testsuite document markers.

     --disable-scalar-styles
	    Omit testsuite scalar-style markers.

     --document-event-stream
	    Build a document first and then generate the event stream from it.

     --tsv-format
	    Emit testsuite output in TSV format.

     Input options

     -f FILE, --file FILE
	    Read  from	FILE  instead  of standard input where the selected mode
	    uses a single input source. If FILE begins	with  >,  the  remaining
	    text is treated as literal input content.

     Join options

     -T PATH, --to PATH
	    Join into PATH. The default is /.

     -F PATH, --from PATH
	    Take joined input from PATH. The default is /.

     -t PATH, --trim PATH
	    Emit only PATH from the joined result. The default is /.

     YPATH options

     -F PATH, --from PATH
	    Start evaluation from PATH. The default is /.

     --dump-pathexpr
	    Dump the parsed path expression before evaluation.

     --noexec
	    Parse the expression but do not execute it.

     Compose options

     --dump-path
	    Dump the path while composing a document.

     B3SUM options

     --b3sum
	    Enable BLAKE3 hashing mode.

     --derive-key CONTEXT
	    Use key-derivation mode with CONTEXT.

     --no-names
	    Omit file names from checksum output.

     --raw  Emit raw digest bytes.

     --length N
	    Emit only N output bytes, up to the BLAKE3 maximum.

     --check
	    Verify checksums read from input files.

     --keyed
	    Use keyed hashing, reading the secret key from standard input.

     --backend BACKEND
	    Select the BLAKE3 backend implementation.

     --list-backends
	    List available BLAKE3 backends.

     --num-threads N
	    Set the worker-thread count. 0 means automatic selection and -1 dis-
	    ables threaded hashing.

     --file-buffer N
	    Set the per-file I/O buffer size.

     --mmap-min-chunk N
	    Set the minimum chunk size used for memory-mapped hashing input.

     --mmap-max-chunk N
	    Set the maximum chunk size used for memory-mapped hashing input.

     Modes

     --dump
	    Select  dump  mode.  This  is  the default and also the mode used by
	    fy-dump.

     --testsuite
	    Select testsuite mode. This is also the mode used by fy-testsuite.

     --filter
	    Select filter mode. This is also the mode used by fy-filter.

     --join
	    Select join mode. This is also the mode used by fy-join.

     --ypath
	    Select ypath query mode. This is also the mode used by fy-ypath.

     --scan-dump
	    Select the internal scan-dump mode.

     --parse-dump
	    Select the internal parse-dump mode.

     --compose
	    Select composer-driver dump mode. This is  also  the  mode	used  by
	    fy-compose.

     --yaml-version-dump
	    Print YAML version information.

EXAMPLES
     Dump a YAML file back out using the default emitter mode:

	$ fy-dump invoice.yaml

     Resolve anchors and strip labels from the result:

	$ fy-dump -r --strip-labels simple-anchors.yaml

     Read literal input text via --file:

	$ fy-filter --file \">foo: bar\" /

     Select data from a file using a path expression:

	$ fy-filter --file simple-anchors.yaml /baz/bar

     Join two root mappings into a single document:

	$ fy-join simple-anchors.yaml invoice.yaml

     Generate testsuite event output:

	$ fy-testsuite invoice.yaml

     List available BLAKE3 backends:

	$ fy-b3sum --list-backends

AUTHOR
     Pantelis Antoniou <pantelis.antoniou@konsulko.com>

BUGS
     * The only supported input and output character encoding is UTF8.

     * Sorting does not respect language settings.

     * There is no way for the user to specific a different coloring scheme.

SEE ALSO
     libfyaml(3)

COPYRIGHT
     2019-2026, Pantelis Antoniou

				  Mar 15, 2026			      FY-TOOL(1)

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