Command line tool for YAP ecosystem.
Creates project template for your serverless function, which will use Yap core as method router
npx -p @youngapp/yap-cli create my-api
CLI Receives one argument
- folder name for your project. Default: my-api
With Yap you're able to predefine a very well structured test YAML file once, and every time you make any changes to your API you can test it with just one command in your terminal.
npx -p @youngapp/yap-cli test specs/*.yml
Runs yaml tests for your implemented api class CLI Receives two arguments:
- relative path to your implemented class (optional, default dist/src/index.js)
- relative path to yml test files with search pattern on a tail
Tests should run in mocha execution environment, and with default reporter so you can run it in your CI pipeline
Api class should implement handle method which confines to AWS lambda handler signature You can read more about youngapp yml testing here https://manual.youngapp.co/community-edition/functional-testing
API management is the process of creating and publishing web application programming interfaces (APIs), enforcing their usage policies, controlling access, nurturing subscriber communities, collecting and analyzing usage statistics, and reporting performance.
Follow instructions to create a custom connector
Policies are applied inside the gateway which sits between the API consumer and the managed API. The gateway receives all requests and usually forwards them unaltered to the underlying API. However a policy can apply changes to both the inbound request and outbound response.
Follow instructions to create a custom policy
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