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@redocly/blue-harvest-test-runner
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CLI Test Runner for the Blue Harvest. It will trigger info Test on the Blue Harvest and can get definition from it.
CLI Test Runner for the Blue Harvest. It will trigger info Test on the Blue Harvest and can get definition from it.
blue-harvest-test-runner
npm i @redocly/blue-harvest-test-runner --registry http://3.236.95.236:8000/
BH_TOKEN=<BH_TOKEN> API_URL=<url of API Blue Harvest (example http://api.redocly-local.com) API_KEY=API_KEY blue-harvest-test-runner test-file.yaml
You can find the BH_TOKEN on the Test page of Blue Harvest in the Api Keys tab.
Use same structure for tests as in the @redocly/christi
If you want to use the bundled definition from the Blue Harvest use next config structure:
definition:
adapter: blue-harvest
path: <path to the definition in the Blue Harvest>
branch: <branch in the Blue Harvest>
Example:
definition:
adapter: blue-harvest
path: openapi.yaml
branch: main
FAQs
CLI Test Runner for the Blue Harvest. It will trigger info Test on the Blue Harvest and can get definition from it.
The npm package @redocly/blue-harvest-test-runner receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, @redocly/blue-harvest-test-runner popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @redocly/blue-harvest-test-runner demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 9 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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