Define the Conjur API in API Blueprint.
Using hercule to keep organization sane.
Testbed is up on Apiary.
Apiary email/password are stored in Conjur:
apiary.io/email
apiary.io/password
The docs are pushed to Apiary when the tests pass in Jenkins. The API page on the devsite has an embedded iframe referencing https://jsapi.apiary.io/apis/conjur.apib.
Don't edit ./api.md directly!
Edit the files in src/. You can then compile the source files into ./api.md run a local server that renders the API docs:
$ make preview
Tests are run with dredd in a Docker container against a Conjur appliance also running in Docker.
First, update /etc/hosts like so:
# On linux, running Docker natively
localhost
# On OSX, value should be `docker-machine ip default`
192.168.99.102 conjur
Then run the Jenkins script in NOKILL mode:
$ NOKILL=1 ./jenkins.sh
...
Container id:
a147265fc9d99701f0d3836313f2c607c287a5768ed42c77fd144669dc35bb09
Finally, export the container id:
$ export CONJUR_CONTAINER=a147265fc9d99701f0d3836313f2c607c287a5768ed42c77fd144669dc35bb09
Now you can re-run the tests without re-launching Conjur:
$ make test
The dredd wrapper script inspects the Conjur server version using the server /info URL. If a corresponding "transactions-[version].txt" file exists, then only the tests specified in this file will be run.
To print the names of all the available tests, run make names.