Cyyrus comes with a powerful CLI that lets you interact with the system from the comfort of your terminal. The CLI is your go-to tool for generating data, managing schemas, and publishing datasets. It’s like a sidekick, always there to lend a hand.

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cyyrus run

Generate the dataset as per the schema and optionally export the data or upload it to Hugging Face.

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Options

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--log-level
string
default:"INFO"

Set the logging level. Choices: DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, CRITICAL.

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--human-readable
boolean
default:"True"

Use human-readable log format.

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--log-file
string
default:"cyyrus.log"

Name of the log file.

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--log-dir
string

Directory to store log files.

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--schema-path
string
required

Path to the schema file.

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--env-path
string

Path to the optional environment file.

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--export-format
string

Format to export the dataset.

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--export-path
string

Directory to export the dataset.

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--huggingface-token
string

Hugging Face token for authentication.

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--repo-id
string

Hugging Face repo ID for dataset upload.

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Usage

cyyrus run --schema-path /path/to/schema.yaml [OPTIONS]

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Examples

  1. Basic usage with default options:

    cyyrus run --schema-path ./schema.yaml

  2. Changing log level and log file:

    cyyrus run --schema-path ./schema.yaml --log-level DEBUG --log-file debug.log

  3. Exporting data to a specific format and location:

    cyyrus run --schema-path ./schema.yaml --export-format json --export-path ./output

  4. Using an environment file and uploading to Hugging Face:

    cyyrus run --schema-path ./schema.yaml --env-path .env --huggingface-token YOUR_TOKEN --repo-id your-username/your-dataset

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FAQ

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cyyrus init

Creates a new schema file with the specified name.

In development now. We’d love to hear if this is important to you.

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cyyrus validate

Validate an existing schema file for correctness.

In development now. We’d love to hear if this is important to you.