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@azure-tools/cadl-ranch-specs

v0.39.6

Published

Cadl scenarios and mock apis

Downloads

8,752

Readme

Cadl Ranch Specs

This package contains all the scenarios that should be supported by a client generator.

Development

  1. FOLLOW THE MONOREPO INSTRUCTION to get the environment setup.
  2. Scenarios should be in ./http folder

Writing scenarios

Docs on writing scenarios specs

Writing mockapis

Docs on writing mock apis

Validate the scenarios are valid

pnpm run validate-scenarios

Validate the mock apis are valid

pnpm run validate-mock-apis

Start mock api server

This will start the server using the mock apis. When writing a mock api use this command to start the server.

pnpm run serve