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@jsware/raml-editor

v1.0.1

Published

This is a version of MuleSoft's API designer that interacts directly with your filesystem. Forked from sichvoge/api-designer-fs

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Keywords

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Readme

RAML Editor using Local Filesystem

This repository contains an implementation of the api-designer using the local filesystem. It is a fork of sichvoge/api-designer-fs with some refactoring and enhancements.

There are several areas changed to enable accessing the local filesystem and other improvements:

  1. Provide an override for the default filesystem that is being used (browser cache) - find necessary code inside the html folder - originally by sichvoge.
  2. Expose local filesystem as HTTP endpoint - find necessary code inside the lib folder - originally by sichvoge
  3. Refactored code. Fixed bug not sending dot files like .gitignore. Added additional debug statements. Removed seemingly redundant additional listener and multiple attempt to start web server.
  4. Added api-editor shell scripts that will automatically npm install if api-designer is missing.
  5. Ability to web server port (which now defaults to a random port to allow multiple copies to run).
  6. Made RAML folder optional and default to current directory so you can cd my_api_folder && api-editor.

Installation

Install from NPM.

npm -g install @jsware/raml-editor

You can also follow these steps:

  1. Clone the repository
  2. Execute cd raml-editor
  3. Execute npm install
  4. Execute ./raml-editor.js examples

Alternatively you can put raml-editor/bin in your PATH so that api-editor works from where-ever you need. If you don't specify a folder, the current directory is used.

Usage

Usage: raml-editor [options] <location>

Opens the RAML Editor using the local filesystem <location> folder.

Options:
  -V, --version         output the version number
  -p, --port <integer>  listen on the specified port (default: 0)
  -h, --help            output usage information