Command line

The docudis tool runs the same pipeline as the C interface. Build it with cargo build --release --workspace; it is written to target/release/docudis.

Usage

docudis [OPTIONS] [TEXT]
printf TEXT | docudis [OPTIONS]

Option	What it does
--regions fr,gb	Load the universal rules plus the listed country rule packs
--dictionary TERM	Always hide a term (repeatable)
--never-hide TERM	Keep a public term visible (repeatable)
--bundled-lists	Enable the bundled company and place lists
--ner-detections FILE	Merge detections from a model, as JSON with UTF-8 offsets
--type TYPE=ACTION	hide, keep (visible) or off (ignore) a type (repeatable)
--range START:END	Only process these UTF-8 byte offsets (repeatable)
--detect-only	Print detections instead of replacing them
--restore --map FILE	Restore labels using a label list
--map FILE	Reuse a previous label list when replacing
--json	Print schema-versioned JSON

Without --ner-detections, only rules and the requested lists and dictionary run.

Examples

Replace details in French text:

docudis --regions fr "Email claire.martin@example.fr or call +33 6 12 34 56 78."

Email [EMAIL_1] or call [PHONE_1].

Always hide a project name:

docudis --regions de --dictionary "Project Falcon" \
  "Herr Müller (m.mueller@firma.de) leads Project Falcon, IBAN DE89 3704 0044 0532 0130 00, Tel. +49 30 1234567."

Herr Müller ([EMAIL_1]) leads [CUSTOM_1], IBAN [IBAN_1], Tel. [PHONE_1].

The name “Müller” stays visible here: names need an NER model, passed with --ner-detections.

Restore a reply with a saved label list:

docudis --restore --map map.json "Thanks, I'll write to [EMAIL_1] today."

Thanks, I'll write to claire.martin@example.fr today.