meta-compile

To generate 1C metadata objects from JSON, provide a JSON DSL definition path and an output directory. The tool converts the definition into a valid configuration export package, generating the required XML files and bsl modules while registering the object into Configuration.xml.

You can create a wide range of 1C metadata types using JSON DSL, including catalogs, documents, enums, information registers, accumulation registers, charts of accounts, exchange plans, reports, and data processors.

Automatic registration in Configuration.xml works by adding the newly generated metadata object directly into the <ChildObjects> section. This ensures the object is correctly included in the configuration export package alongside its generated XML and bsl modules.

Creating a 1C configuration export package from JSON requires two mandatory inputs: a JsonPath pointing to your object definition and an OutputDir where the configuration structure will be created. The tool validates required fields like type and name before emitting files.

Yes, you can use JSON DSL to automate adding new documents and registers to a 1C configuration. The tool reads the JSON definition, validates required fields, and emits object-specific files into type-based subdirectories to build the export package.

Manually creating 1C metadata XML and bsl modules is error-prone due to the complex structure of Configuration.xml. You can avoid these errors by using a JSON DSL to automatically generate the required files and register them correctly.