Supported Frameworks - Law4Devs

Use these slugs in API calls and SDK methods: client.articles.list("gdpr"), /frameworks/cra/articles, etc.

Framework List

Slug	Name	CELEX	Status	Documentation
`cra`	Cyber Resilience Act	32024R2847	Active	View Docs
`nis2`	NIS2 Directive	32022L2555	Active	View Docs
`dora`	Digital Operational Resilience Act	32022R2554	Active	View Docs
`gdpr`	General Data Protection Regulation	32016R0679	Active	View Docs
`ai_act`	AI Act	32024R1689	Active	View Docs
`eidas`	eIDAS Regulation	32014R0910	Active	View Docs
`dsa`	Digital Services Act	32022R2065	Active	View Docs
`dma`	Digital Markets Act	32022R1925	Active	View Docs
`data_act`	Data Act	32023R2854	Active	View Docs
`dga`	Data Governance Act	32022R0868	Active	View Docs
`eidas2`	eIDAS 2.0	32024R1183	Active	View Docs
`cer`	Critical Entities Resilience Directive	32022L2557	Active	View Docs
`psd2`	Payment Services Directive 2	32015L2366	Active	View Docs
`mica`	Markets in Crypto-Assets Regulation	32023R1114	Active	View Docs
`cybersecurity_act`	Cybersecurity Act	32019R0881	Active	View Docs
`eprivacy`	ePrivacy Directive	32002L0058	Active	View Docs
`red`	Radio Equipment Directive	32014L0053	Active	View Docs
`csrd`	Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive	32022L2464	Active	View Docs
`nis1`	NIS Directive (Original)	32016L1148	Superseded	View Docs

nis1 has status: "superseded" — it is still accessible for historical reference but NIS2 is the current directive.

Stakeholder Roles

Across all frameworks, the following stakeholder roles are defined:

Role	Description
`manufacturer`	Entities that develop, produce, or place products/services on the market
`importer`	Entities that bring products/services from third countries into the EU
`distributor`	Entities that make products/services available in the EU supply chain
`authorized_representative`	EU-based representatives for non-EU entities
`open_source_steward`	Maintainers of open source components (CRA-specific)
`notified_body`	Designated conformity assessment bodies
`market_surveillance`	National competent authorities overseeing compliance
`consumer`	End users, data subjects, or recipients of services

Requirement Types

Requirements across frameworks are classified into these types:

Type	Description
`obligation`	Mandatory actions that must be taken
`prohibition`	Actions or practices that are forbidden
`right`	Entitlements granted to stakeholders (e.g., data subject rights)
`procedure`	Processes that must be followed (e.g., incident reporting)
`general`	General provisions, definitions, and scope

Using Slugs

# Get all CRA articles
curl https://api.law4devs.eu/v1/frameworks/cra/articles

# Get GDPR framework details
curl https://api.law4devs.eu/v1/frameworks/gdpr

# Get AI Act requirements by stakeholder role
curl https://api.law4devs.eu/v1/frameworks/ai_act/requirements?role=manufacturer

# Compare NIS2 and DORA
curl "https://api.law4devs.eu/v1/compare?frameworks=nis2,dora"

# Python SDK example
from law4devs import Law4Devs

client = Law4Devs(api_key="your-api-key")

# List articles from multiple frameworks
cra_articles = client.articles.list("cra")
gdpr_articles = client.articles.list("gdpr")

# Get requirements by stakeholder role
requirements = client.requirements.list("ai_act", role="manufacturer")

# Search across frameworks
results = client.search(query="incident reporting", frameworks=["nis2", "dora", "cra"])