tx-view

tx-view reads one canonical Turtle graph file and renders a named packaged projection. It is the local, offline presentation step after cq-rdf body (or its deprecated tx-graph compat alias) has emitted .ttl.

tx-view --graph lattice.ttl --view cli-tree

tx-view - packaged-view dispatcher over canonical Turtle graphs

Usage: tx-view --graph FILE [--view NAME] [--out FILE]

Available options:
  --graph FILE   Canonical Turtle graph file (from cq-rdf body).
  --view NAME    Packaged view name. Default: "cli-tree".
  --out FILE     Output destination. Default: stdout.
  -h,--help      Show the help text.

Inputs

--graph FILE must point at a single .ttl file in the canonical Turtle subset emitted by cq-rdf body. The command has no network access and does not read CBOR, an overlay, or a directory of graphs.

The file may be a one-transaction graph or a merged lattice assembled by concatenating cq-rdf body Turtle output. The json-ld and entity-occurrences views project the parsed file as a whole. The transaction-shaped text views, cli-tree and asset-flow, render the first cardano:Transaction subject found by the current in-repo reader; for per-transaction presentation, run them against individual .ttl files emitted with cq-rdf body --out FILE.

Use --out FILE to write the rendered bytes to a file instead of stdout:

tx-view --graph lattice.ttl --view json-ld --out lattice.jsonld

Packaged Views

cli-tree

Text tree for a transaction body: inputs, reference inputs, outputs, assets, datum/reference-script details, minting, withdrawals, certificates, proposals, collateral, and fee. This is the default view.

tx-view --graph tx.ttl --view cli-tree

asset-flow

Tab-separated rows summarising value movement as assetClass quantity source destination, including ADA, native assets, mint rows, and withdrawals.

tx-view --graph tx.ttl --view asset-flow

entity-occurrences

Tab-separated rows summarising operator-declared entities and the number of explicit identifier leaf sites on each declaration.

tx-view --graph lattice.ttl --view entity-occurrences

json-ld

Deterministic JSON-LD projection of the parsed Turtle graph, with the same subjects, predicates, and objects represented under @context and @graph.

tx-view --graph lattice.ttl --view json-ld

Shipped SPARQL Contract

views/no-stub-triples.rq is shipped with the repository as a SPARQL gate/query contract. It finds cardano:Input or cardano:Output subjects that have only their rdf:type triple, which would indicate an emitted stub. It is not a current tx-view --view name.

Run it directly with a SPARQL engine:

arq --data lattice.ttl --query views/no-stub-triples.rq

Direct SPARQL

Packaged views are convenience projections. For custom analysis, query the same Turtle graph directly:

arq --data lattice.ttl --query my.rq

This is the right path for questions that are not one of the packaged tx-view --view names.