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specproof

v0.4.0

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 in the spec against your test suite's assertions and renders the verdicts as a browsable report. Click any verdict to read the test that proves it, or see exactly what's untested.

Quick start

Requires Bun.

bun add -d specproof     # or npm install -D specproof
bunx specproof dev       # audit the current repo → http://localhost:3001

The OpenAPI spec is auto-discovered (openapi*.json / swagger*.json); tests are your *.test.ts / *.test.tsx / *.test.js files.

CLI

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

| Option | Env var | Meaning | | --- | --- | --- | | --repo <path> | SPECPROOF_REPO | Repo to audit (default: current directory) | | --spec <path> | SPECPROOF_SPEC | Spec file, relative to the repo root, when auto-discovery doesn't apply | | --out <path> | SPECPROOF_OUT | Where generate writes the proof | | --port <port> | | Port for dev / start (default: 3001) |

Drift guard in CI

Commit the proof next to your code, then have CI fail whenever the spec or tests change without regenerating it:

specproof generate --out specproof.json           # regenerate + commit
specproof generate --out specproof.json --check   # CI: exits 1 when stale

Conventions the parser relies on

  • Test suites titled describe("METHOD /path") (GET|POST|PUT|DELETE|PATCH). The path is matched against the spec's paths; {param}, [param], and :param segments are equivalent.
  • Status assertions written as .status).toBe(NNN) or .status).toEqual(NNN).
  • Prettier-consistent formatting: it()/test() blocks are extracted by indentation, not a full parser.

Development

bun install
bun run dev         # audits the bundled example/ fixture on port 3001
bun run test:unit   # analyzer unit tests + proof drift guards
bun run lint        # ESLint + tsc

Point a checkout at a real repo with SPECPROOF_REPO=/path/to/repo bun run dev. See CLAUDE.md for architecture notes.

License

MIT