Jumeaux
Check difference between two responses of API.
Demo
Install
See quick start in documentation.
Test reports
- Master:
- Current
For developer
Requirements
- pipenv
- make
Commands
Create and activate env
$ make init
$ pipenv shell
Run
$ python jumeaux/executor.py <args>
Serve docs
$ make serve-docs
Unite test
$ make test
Integration test
$ make test-cli
Version up
Windows is not supported!!!
There are 2 steps.
Update release note (mkdocs/ja/releases/*)
$ git commit -m ":memo: Update release note"
Confirm that your branch name equals release version
$ make release
Finally, create pull request and merge to master!!
Licence
MIT
This software is released under the MIT License, see LICENSE.txt.
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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