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SPDX Tech Report |
PRODUCING SPDX DOCUMENTS
version 0.1
WORKING DRAFT
Contents
- 1 Overview
- 2 Structure of an SPDX Document
- 3 Tooling
- 4 Strategies
- 5 Best Practices
- 6 Examples
- 6.1 A Simple Example (aka hello world)
- 6.2 Document with minimum Required Fields
- 6.3 SPDX document for a binary delivery - no relationships
- 6.4 SPDX document for a binary delivery - uses relationships
- 6.5 SPDX document for an application delivery (source, binaries, documents, etc) - more expressive use of relationships
Overview
Structure of an SPDX Document
Tooling
SPDX Workgroup Tools
Community Tools
Commercial Tools
Strategies
Best Practices
Editors Note: we may move this section to its own document upon completion.
Examples
The following application will be used in the examples for this section. As the examples are meant to build on one another in terms of the use case and complexity they show, some examples may use only portions of the application. Each example will state what is used. By using one application, going through the examples should be easier. The application used is time, version 1.7 with some made up directories added (okay alone it was too simple).
Download the example here
