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@openeo/processes-lint

v0.1.6

Published

Validates and lints openEO processes.

Downloads

15

Readme

Linter for openEO process specifications

NPM: @openeo/processes-lint

  1. Install node and npm - should run with any recent version
  2. Place a config file into your working directory that looks like the testConfig.json. The options work as follows:
    • folder: Path to a folder with non-experimental process specifications in .json files.
    • proposalsFolder: Path to a folder with experimantal process specifications in .json files (optional)
    • anyOfRequired: Processes where any of the parameters is required (deprecated)
    • ignoedWords: A list of words the spell checker should ignore. Can also be a path to a file with a word on each line.
    • subtypeSchemas: Path or URL to a file that includes the subtype schemas, defaults to https://processes.openeo.org/meta/subtype-schemas.json
    • checkSubtypeSchemas: Enable or disable running checks against the subtype schemas. Defaults to false (disabled).
    • forbidDeprecatedTypes: Set to true to disallow deprecated subtypes such as raster-cube and vector-cube. Defaults to false (disabled).
    • checkProcessLinks: Set to true to validate whether the links to processes in descriptions are valid (i.e. the files exist). Defaults to false (disabled).
    • verbose: Verbose output for tests. Defaults to false (disabled).
  3. Run npx @openeo/processes-lint testConfig.json