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@asyncapi/specs
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If you are currently using version 2, check out migration guideline to version 3. You might be able to update it without any change.
This is a mono repository, which provides all the JSON Schema documents for validating AsyncAPI documents.
npm install @asyncapi/specs
Grab a specific AsyncAPI version:
const asyncapi = require('@asyncapi/specs/schemas/2.0.0');
// Do something with the schema.
Get a list of versions:
const versions = require('@asyncapi/specs');
console.log(versions);
// Outputs:
//
// {
// '1.0.0': [Object],
// '1.1.0': [Object]
// }
const asyncapi = versions['1.1.0'];
// Do something with the schema.
This is the current project structure explained.
Changes should not be done manually to the schemas in ./schemas, but instead be done in their individual definitions located in ./definitions.
These definitions are automatically bundled together on new releases through the npm script prepublishOnly
, which ensures the project is build. This is where the bundler is called.
For example, for 2.2.0, the bundler starts with the asyncapi.json file and recursively goes through all references ($ref
) to create the appropriate bundled version.
To create a new version, simply run the following command:
npm run startNewVersion --new-version=x.x.x
Where x.x.x
is the new version you want to create.
The manual process of creating a new version is to:
y.y.y
) under definitions (so we have the correct base to make changes from).x.x.x
).y.y.y
and replace it with x.x.x
.FAQs
AsyncAPI schema versions
The npm package @asyncapi/specs receives a total of 583,973 weekly downloads. As such, @asyncapi/specs popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @asyncapi/specs demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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