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@roadiehq/backstage-entity-validator
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This package can be used as a GitHub action or a standalone node.js module
path
Optional Path to the catalog-info.yaml file to validate. Defaults to catalog-info.yaml
at the root of the repository. It also can be a glob like services/*/catalog-info.yaml
or a list of files separated by comma users.yaml,orgs/company.yaml
.
verbose
Optional Specify whether the output should be verbose. Default true
.
validationSchemaFileLocation
Optional Specify the location of the validation schema file.
None. Prints out the validated YAML on success. Prints out errors on invalid YAML
- uses: RoadieHQ/backstage-entity-validator@v0.3.11
with:
path: 'catalog-info-1.yaml'
- uses: RoadieHQ/backstage-entity-validator@v0.3.11
with:
path: 'catalog-info-1.yaml,catalog-info-2.yaml,catalog-info-3.yaml'
- uses: RoadieHQ/backstage-entity-validator@v0.3.11
with:
path: 'catalog-info-*.yaml,services/**/*/catalog-info.yaml'
- uses: RoadieHQ/backstage-entity-validator@v0.3.2
with:
path: 'catalog-info-*.yaml,services/**/*/catalog-info.yaml'
validationSchemaFileLocation: 'custom-validation-schema.json'
path
Optional Path to the catalog-info.yaml file to validate. Defaults to catalog-info.yaml
at the root of the repository.
None. Prints out the validated YAML on success. Prints out errors on invalid YAML
description: >
Sample catalog-info.yaml validation
usage:
version: 2.1
orbs:
entity-validator: "roadiehq/backstage-entity-validator@0.3.11"
workflows:
use-entity-validator:
jobs:
- entity-validator/validate:
path: catalog-info.yaml
Usage: validate-entity [OPTION] [FILE]
Validates Backstage entity definition files. Files may be specified as
arguments or via STDIN, one per line.
OPTION:
-h display help
-q minimal output while validating entities
-i validate files provided over standard input
-l location of custom validation schema file
Examples:
# in a shell
# validate all entities contained in the "catalog" and subfolders
validate-entity catalog/**/*.yaml
# list of files produced by a script to validate
find-relevant-yaml-files.sh | validate-entity -i
# install
npm install --global @roadiehq/backstage-entity-validator
# run
validate-entity file1.yaml file2.yaml
# install
npm install --save-dev @roadiehq/backstage-entity-validator
# run
npx validate-entity file1.yaml file2.yaml
# install
npm install
# run
npm run validate file1.yaml file2.yaml
# or
bin/bev file1.yaml file2.yaml
FAQs
Backstage entity validator
We found that @roadiehq/backstage-entity-validator demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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