inspecjs

InSpecJS

To update schemas install quicktype with npm install -g quicktype and use npm run gen-types

Local Testing

In order to test your inspecjs changes in another application (for example Heimdall), perform the following steps:

1. Make your changes
2. Run npm build
3. In the repository you would like to test your inspecjs changes against, run npm link path/to/inspecjs
4. Any subsequent changes to inspecjs will require an npm build in inspecjs, but not a re-link

Creating a Release

Note: This action requires appropriate privileges on the repository to perform.

1. Ensure you have pulled the latest copy of the code locally onto your machine.
2. Using npm version, run npm version <explicit version> or alternatively use one of the appropriate npm keywords: 'major', 'minor', 'patch', 'premajor', 'preminor', 'prepatch', or 'prerelease' to bump the version. This will push a new tag to Github.
3. Navigate to Releases on Github and edit the release notes that Release Drafter has created for you, and assign them to the tag that you just pushed.

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