Enforce Data Contracts
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Data Contract CLI is a Python command-line engine that takes data contracts (e.g., ODCS YAML) plus target server and/or runtime configuration, runs linting and schema/quality tests against connected data sources, and exports results and artifacts in multiple formats for local use, CI/CD, and programmatic automation. It natively supports the Open Data Contract Standard and is designed so you can run it as a standalone `datacontract` CLI, in a pipeline, or directly as a Python library—starting from a contract like `orders-v1.odcs.yaml` and producing test outcomes suitable for automation and downstream governance.
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