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@contract-case/case-boundary

v0.11.0

Published

Exported interface layer for ContractCase. Don't depend on it directly unless you're writing a wrapper for a new language

Downloads

320

Readme

@contract-case/case-boundary

Build and test Known Vulnerabilities npm Maven Central

This is the JSii layer that is part of the exported interface for ContractCase.

However, because of a bug preventing servers from running, communication with wrapper libraries is provided by @contract-case/case-connector instead.

  • If you're looking looking to use ContractCase for testing, use one of the DSL packages - start here.
  • If you're writing a wrapper for ContractCase in a new language, use @contract-case/case-connector.
  • Use this package directly ONLY if you are writing a VERY custom wrapper for ContractCase. Feel free to open an issue to discuss your use case.

Why isn't this in the monorepo?

Case-Boundary is extracted from the monorepo because of an npm bug that causes JSii to be unable to include bundled packages in a monorepo.