1c-subsystem-compile

You can automate 1C subsystem creation by providing a JSON definition with at least a name and running the compile script with an output directory. The script generates the subsystem XML and registers it in the configuration.

Registering a new 1C subsystem involves generating a Subsystems/{Name}.xml file and adding an entry to Configuration.xml. For nested subsystems, the tool registers the new subsystem within the parent subsystem's ChildObjects section.

Yes, the JSON definition supports optional fields including children, synonyms, content, and pictures. This allows you to model complete 1C metadata relationships, including nested parent-child subsystem structures.

Generating 1C metadata XML through an automated JSON-driven script ensures consistent structure and proper registration. This approach eliminates repetitive manual tasks and reduces configuration errors when adding top-level or nested subsystems.

You can provide the 1C subsystem definition either by passing a file path using the -DefinitionFile parameter or by passing the JSON string directly using the -Value parameter. You must also specify an -OutputDir.

A generated 1C subsystem might not appear if it was not properly registered in Configuration.xml or the parent's ChildObjects. The script handles this automatically, ensuring the generated XML is referenced correctly in the configuration structure.