The latest stable version can be found on PyPI, and you can install via pip:
$ pip install ramlfications
ramlfications runs on Python 2.6, 2.7, and 3.3+, and PyPy. Both Linux and OS X are supported. Currently, only RAML 0.8 is supported, but there are plans to support 1.0.
Continue onto usage to get started on using ramlfications.
If you'd like to contribute or develop upon ramlfications, be sure to read How to Contribute
first.
You can see the progress of ramlfications on our public project management page.
- C Compiler (gcc/clang/etc.)
- If on Linux - you'll need to install Python headers (e.g.
apt-get install python-dev) - Python 2.6, 2.7, 3.3+, or PyPy
- virtualenv
Here's how to set your machine up:
$ git clone [email protected]:spotify/ramlfications $ cd ramlfications $ virtualenv env $ source env/bin/activate (env) $ pip install -r dev-requirements.txt
If you'd like to run tests for all supported Python versions, you must have all Python versions installed on your system. I suggest pyenv to help with that.
To run all tests:
(env) $ tox
To run a specific test setup (options include: py26, py27, py33, py34, py35, pypy,
flake8, verbose, manifest, docs, setup, setupcov):
(env) $ tox -e py26
To run tests without tox:
(env) $ py.test (env) $ py.test --cov ramlfications --cov-report term-missing
Documentation is build with Sphinx, written in rST, uses the Read the Docs theme with a slightly customized CSS, and is hosted on Read the Docs site.
To rebuild docs locally, within the parent ramlfications directory:
(env) $ tox -e docs
or:
(env) $ sphinx-build -b docs/ docs/_build
Then within ramlfications/docs/_build you can open the index.html page in your browser.
Feel free to drop by #ramlfications on Freenode (webchat) or ping via Twitter.
"roguelynn" is the maintainer, a.k.a econchick on GitHub, and based in San Fran.