Extension to modify .chk
files on Visual Studio Code for CHKware (pronounced as /tʃek-wer/, i.e. check-ware).
Get started writing CHKware configurations with VS Code doing following steps:
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Step 1: If you haven't done so already, install CHKware.
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Step 2: Install the CHKware extension for VS Code.
New to CHKwere? Read the quick start guide here.
Make sure you are following these steps to setup this extension code further in your machine for development.
- Include sample snippet for Http, and Testcase spec. document.
- Run chk command without leaving VS Code
Using VS Code command palette you can quickly select a snippet from added samples.
- Use
⇧⌘P
on Mac,Ctrl+Shift+P
on Windows, andCtrl+Shift+P
on Linux to bring up command palette. - Select a sample you desire to use.
Following list of sample document specifications is supported
[DEPRECATED]
http: Minimal request[DEPRECATED]
http: GET with query string[DEPRECATED]
http: POST with header and bearer token[DEPRECATED]
http: POST form submit[DEPRECATED]
http: POST with JSON body[DEPRECATED]
http: PUT with file upload[DEPRECATED]
testcase: Minimal spec. with http request[DEPRECATED]
testcase: Spec. with external file in request[DEPRECATED]
testcase: Spec. with passing variables to external file
Fetch
- http: Minimal request [link TBD]
- http: GET with query string [link TBD]
- http: POST with header and bearer token [link TBD]
- http: POST form submit [link TBD]
- http: POST with JSON body [link TBD]
- http: PUT with file upload [link TBD]
Validate
- validation: Minimal spec. with http reques [link TBD]
- validation: Spec. with external file in reques [link TBD]
- validation: Spec. with passing variables to external file [link TBD]
Please use tag chkware-cli
with the question on stackoverflow.com to ask or discuss anything. Follow the tag if you want to help others with your knowledge.
You can file an issue on the GitHub repo.
Read contribution guide and code of conduct to start contributions.
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