A documentation-only patch: the README and the CLI help now point to Summand Pro. The validator, the rules and the results are unchanged.
By Seya Weber
Summand 2.0.1 is on npm as @sweberdev/summand. It changes documentation and the CLI help text only.
summand --help now mention Summand Pro: writing invoices in all profiles, the inbox workflow, and the new validation service as a Docker image with a REST API.If you do not need Pro, there is nothing to do. The free validator stays MIT-licensed and complete.
Validate XRechnung, ZUGFeRD and Factur-X e-invoices against EN 16931 in pure TypeScript: in Node, the browser and at the edge, without Java.
pnpm add @sweberdev/summandSummand Pro 2.1 brings a validation service you run as a Docker container with a REST API, plus webhooks, mail notifications, invoice dispatch by SMTP and an evidence bundle for the archive. Most of it is beta, and we say why.
Summand 1.1 adds a unified ruleSets option, an older XRechnung rule-set version you can pin, and validateMany for batches. The xrechnung option is deprecated and goes away in 2.0.
Summand 2.0 removes what 1.x deprecated, requires Node.js 22 and documents the shape of every finding. No new rules and no new verdicts: the same invoice gives the same result as in 1.1.