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pact-asyncapi-comparator

v0.0.3

Published

> A WIP comparator CLI tool, used to determine if Message-Pact interactions, are a valid subset of a given AsyncAPI document.

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Readme

pact-asyncapi-comparator

A WIP comparator CLI tool, used to determine if Message-Pact interactions, are a valid subset of a given AsyncAPI document.

For an OpenAPI flavoured version, please see https://github.com/pactflow/swagger-mock-validator

Usage

npx --package=pact-asyncapi-comparator -c '<Pact File Location> <AsyncAPI File Location>'

Supported Contract Types

Pact

Supports Message-Pact interactions, in the following formats

  • [X] V3 Asynchronous Messages
  • [X] V4 Asynchronous Messages
  • [ ] V4 Synchronous Messages

Note: V4 Pact files may contain mixed interactions, HTTP interactions are filtered.

AsyncAPI

  • [X] AsyncAPI 2.x
  • [X] AsyncAPI 3.x
  • [ ] Bindings
    • [ ] AMQP binding
    • [ ] AMQP 1.0 binding
    • [ ] Google Cloud Pub/Sub binding
    • [ ] HTTP binding
    • [ ] IBM MQ binding
    • [ ] JMS binding
    • [ ] Kafka binding
    • [ ] MQTT binding
    • [ ] MQTT5 binding
    • [ ] NATS binding
    • [ ] Pulsar
    • [ ] Redis binding
    • [ ] SNS binding
    • [ ] Solace binding
    • [ ] SQS binding
    • [ ] STOMP binding
    • [ ] WebSockets binding

Features

  • [X] Input Validation
    • [X] Check Pact or AsyncAPI is valid
  • [X] Cross comparison
    • [X] Check Pact message is a subset of AsyncAPI description
    • [X] Check Content-Type if specified in Pact or AsyncAPI
      • [X] application/json

Issues

Users may encounter issues, and are advised to raise an issue, along with the Pact & AsyncAPI file used for comparison.

If you are unable to provide your own, please provide a reproducible example using public data.

If you are unable to provide a reproduction, you are advised to fork the repository and attempt a fix yourself.