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specproof

v0.9.4

Published

Audit view of a repo's API test coverage: every OpenAPI operation and response status, cross-examined against the repo's test assertions.

Readme

SpecProof

Audit your API test coverage against your OpenAPI spec. SpecProof cross-examines every operation and response status against your test suite's assertions and renders the verdicts as a browsable report.

Quick start

bun add -d specproof
bunx specproof dev          # audit the current repo → http://localhost:3001
bun add -d specproof@latest # update to the latest version

Also works with npm, pnpm and yarn.

Starting from scratch works too! SpecProof opens on an empty or half-written spec and rebuilds the report as you add operations, so you can write the spec and watch coverage appear beside it.

CLI

specproof generate [--out proof.json] [--check]   # compile the coverage proof
specproof dev                                     # generate + serve the report, rebuilding on change
specproof build && specproof start                # production build + serve

Run specproof --help for the full option list:

  • --repo
  • --spec
  • --out
  • --port
  • --allow-empty
  • --no-watch

License

MIT