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@stoplight/spectral

An object linting framework

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Warning This is still a prototype and not ready for general use.

This is an enhanced version of the speccy project. Differences between this project and speccy include:

  • Lint rules can be applied to any JSON object, not just OAS3 specifications.

  • All dependencies on the oas-kit repository have been removed, since rules are no longer OAS-specific.

  • The rule structure has been modified slightly to use JSONPath path parameters instead of the object parameters (which were OAS-specific).

  • Rules are more clearly defined (thanks to TypeScript typings) and now require specifying a type parameter.

  • Some rule types have been enhanced to be a little more flexible. An example of this includes the ability to specify the object to be linted in the path parameter itself, instead of relying on rule-specific options to be applied.

  • Ported to TypeScript.

Things that speccy has, but spectral does not (though they would be easy to add):

  • A 'server' and CLI mode

  • The ability to add rules from file

  • The ability for rule files to specify a dependency on other rule files

Usage

import { Spectral } from '@stoplight/spectral';
import { defaultRuleset } from '@stoplight/spectral/rulesets';

// an OASv2 specification
var myOAS = {
  [...]
  responses: {
    '401asdf': {
      description: '',
      schema: {
        $ref: '#/definitions/error-response',
      },
    },
  },
  [...]
};

// create a new instance of spectral with all of the baked in rulesets
const spectral = new Spectral({ rulesets: [defaultRuleset()] });

// run!
console.log(spectral.run({ spec: 'oas2', target: myOAS }));

//  [ {
//   path: '$.responses',
//   rule:
//     { type: 'pattern',
//       name: 'all-responses-must-be-numeric',
//       path: '$..responses',
//       enabled: true,
//       description: 'reference components should all match regex ^[0-9]+',
//       pattern: { property: '*', value: '^[0-9]+$' } },
//     error:
//       Error {
//         operator: 'to be',
//         expected: true,
//         message: 'reference components should all match regex ^[0-9]+',
//         showDiff: true,
//         actual: false,
//         stackStartFunction: [Function: assert],
//         negate: false,
//         assertion:
//         Assertion {
//           obj: false,
//           anyOne: false,
//           negate: false,
//           params: [Object],
//           onlyThis: undefined,
//           light: false } } } ]

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Package last updated on 03 Dec 2018

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