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@nielsen-oss/pact-manifest-cli

v1.2.0

Published

Node.js CLI tool to manage a pact manifest

Downloads

4

Readme

pact-manifest-cli

A Node.js CLI tool to generate a pact manifest file for existing pact contracts, and publish them to a broker based on a tag.

Installation

yarn add pact-manifest-cli

Usage

Generate a pact manifest

$ cd backend-api/
$ pact-manifest-cli generate --pact-files-path "test/pacts/*.json" --manifest-file /tmp/pact-manifest.json

Command line options for generate option:

Option | Description | Example value ------------ | ------------- | ------------- --base-path [base-path] | A directory's base path for the pact files location. Defaults to current working dir. | ~/backend-api --pact-files-path <pact-files-path> | A directory relative to --base-path option, to find pact files|test/pacts/*.json --manifest-file | The filename (or full path) to save the pact manifest file |/tmp/pact-manifest.json --pact-default-tag [pact-default-tag]| The tag to assign by default to pact files when submitting them to broker. Defaults to "develop". |dev`

Publish a pact manifest to a broker

$ cd backend-api/
$ pact-manifest-cli publish --manifest-file /tmp/pact-manifest.json --broker-base-url https://mycompany.pact.dius.com.au --broker-username user1 --broker-password password1 --consumer-app-version 1.0.0

Command line options for publish option:

Option | Description | Example value ------------ | ------------- | ------------- --manifest-file <manifest-file> | The manifest file to process | /tmp/pact-manifest.json --broker-base-url [broker-base-url] | The base URL of the Pact Broker [url]. Defaults to "https://localhost". | --broker-username [broker-username] | Pact Broker basic auth username [username] | `--broker-password [broker-password]` | Pact Broker basic auth password [password] | --consumer-app-version <consumer-app-version> | The consumer application version | 1.0.1 --pact-tag [pact-tag] | The tag of the pact files to publish. If omitted all the files will be published.|develop`

Tests

Project tests:

yarn run test

Project linting:

yarn run lint

Coverage

yarn run test:coverage

Contributing

Commit Guidelines

The project uses the commitizen tool for standardizing changelog style commit messages so you should follow it as so:

git add .           # add files to staging
yarn run commit      # use the wizard for the commit message