courb-contract
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WIP prototype with the goal to integrate API-contract payload fixtures into an Ember-CLI test suite, and ensure compatibility between server and client API interfaces.
The addon will take a remote contract repository, look for data.json files and copy them, wrapped as ES6 modules, into a local fixtures directory.
The module has nodegit as dependency, which binds to libgit2. There might be problems during compilation and libgit2 might need to be installed separately. E.g. with homebrew on Mac OS X you can do brew install libgit2.
Minimal configuration file
// config/contract.js
module.exports = {
repoUrl: 'contract-repo-url',
githubToken: 'github-token',
fixtureDir: 'local-fixtures-directory'
};
ember install courb-contract
ember contract:sync ... update local fixtures with remote dataFAQs
Manage API contract payload fixtures.
We found that courb-contract demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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