kapi context atlas

$ kapi atlas

Read all of this project's context in one pass. The result holds each rule, note, content-memory pair and term at its point on the project's axes, with the statuses it has held over time. It also holds each event, with the time it was recorded and, for a window, the time the window opens or closes. Content cells count the project's units by collection, language and state.

The terminal output is a summary by axis. --json prints the full document, which the desktop's Explore view draws.

Commandcontext atlas

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Try it

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$ kapi context atlas

Flags

Flag	Type	Default	Description
--all-projects	bool	false	read every project in the workspace; implies --no-content
--no-content	bool	false	omit the content cells; measuring them reads every file of the project
--project , -p	string		path to a kapi.yaml project recipe or its directory (auto-discovered from cwd if omitted)

More examples

$ kapi context atlas --json > atlas.json

$ kapi context atlas --all-projects --json

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