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truspec

v0.7.0

Published

Local-first, spec-synced, agent-native API client — CLI (run, drift, coverage, mock, import).

Readme

truspec

The CLI for TruSpec — a local-first, spec-synced, agent-native API client. Your collection is plain text your agent and CI run, failing the build when code drifts from your OpenAPI spec. Offline, no account.

npm i -g truspec

truspec run ./api --env local                      # run requests + assertions (CI exit codes)
truspec drift    --spec openapi.yaml ./api          # fail CI on collection ↔ spec drift
truspec coverage --spec openapi.yaml ./api --min 80 # gate on tested-operation coverage
truspec mock     --spec openapi.yaml                # offline mock server from your spec
truspec import postman ./postman.json --out ./api   # migrate existing collections

Every command supports --json. See the main README.

Documentation

MIT