screwdriver-data-schema
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Internal data schema of Screwdriver
This contains the structure/validation for all the models/resources of Screwdriver.
It's broken down into three sections:
api - API related input/output structureconfig - Screwdriver.yaml definitionsmodels - Internal data resourcesplugins - Plugins (datastore, executor, etc.)The model represents a combination of what is required to create the resource and what is possible for returning from the resource.
Each model contains seven (7) schemas:
base - List of all available fields in the modelget - Expected return values from a GET request against this resourcecreate - Expected input values when making a CREATE action against this resourceupdate - Expected input values when making an UPDATE action against this resourcekeys - List of keys that combine to represent a unique rowtableName - Internal name of the tableindexes - Secondary indexes to make search/lookup fasternpm install screwdriver-data-schema
npm test
Code licensed under the BSD 3-Clause license. See LICENSE file for terms.
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Internal Data Schema of Screwdriver
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