skd-compile

To generate a 1C Data Composition Schema, you can use a JSON DSL definition compiled into a valid Template.xml file. This approach automates report creation by mapping datasets, fields, parameters, and totals directly from the JSON structure into the required XML format.

Automating 1C DCS report building is best achieved by defining your report structure, including calculated fields and filters, in a JSON DSL. Compiling this JSON definition into a Template.xml eliminates manual XML editing and regenerates fresh schemas automatically whenever the specification changes.

Yes, you can define 1C SKD datasets and parameters using a concise JSON shorthand. This shorthand allows you to describe fields, roles, restrictions, and data types, including reference types and StandardPeriod autoDates patterns, which are then resolved during the XML compilation process.

Yes, the 1C DCS schema compiler supports conditional appearance rules and settings variants. It emits production-oriented templates, group templates, and settings variants from your JSON definition, ensuring the compiled XML includes all necessary structural and conditional formatting rules.

1C DCS schema generation fails with an empty dataSets array because the compiler enforces a non-empty dataSets requirement. You must supply a valid JSON definition file or value containing at least one dataset to successfully generate the Data Composition Schema Template.xml output.

Compiling a 1C Data Composition Schema template requires supplying exactly one JSON DSL input source, either as a DefinitionFile or a Value. This JSON definition must contain your report's datasets, fields, totals, parameters, filters, and grouping structure to produce the valid XML output.