azure-resource-manager-schemas

This is the repo for template deployment schemas hosted at https://schema.management.azure.com/.

Welcome to contribute to template deployment schemas, please send pull request to improve the schemas. We will review the pull request and publish the latest schemas to https://schema.management.azure.com/schemas

Hints

• When you add a new resource type in schema, please add it into schemas\2014-04-01-preview\deploymentTemplate.json, schemas\2015-01-01\deploymentTemplate.json and schemas\2019-04-01\deploymentTemplate.json.
• Please add or update tests and run the full test suite before submitting your change (see Running the full suite)

Tests

Running the full suite

Use the following to run all of the schema tests:

• cd tools
• npm install
• npm test

Validating schema against schema metaformat

You can use validateJSON.js against ResourceMetaSchema.json to do some basic checks against the new/updated schema file.

Usage

node validateJSON.js <schema file path> ResourceMetaSchema.json <schema folder path>

Sample

node validateJSON.js ..\schemas\2015-08-01\Microsoft.Compute.json ResourceMetaSchema.json ..\schemas\

Running individual schema tests

You can use runSchemaTests.js to test all the JSON files in tests against the schemas.

Usage

node runSchemaTests.js [--dir _folder_] [--AssertSubErrors]

Samples

Run tests in single folder

node runSchemaTests.js --dir ..\tests\2018-08-01

Run tests in single folder and assert subErrors

node runSchemaTests.js --dir ..\tests\2018-08-01 --AssertSubErrors

Autogenerating from swagger

You can use the generator in this repo to automatically generate a schema from a swagger spec checked into the azure-rest-api-specs repo. We are working on fully automating this process, but please note that until then, it is your responsibility to ensure that the auto-generated schema has been correctly formatted before submitting a pull request.

Instructions

1. Fork this repo, and clone it locally.
2. Run the following commands (replace the provider namespace and api version accordingly):
   • cd generator
   • npm install
   • npm run generate-single -- -ProviderNamespace Microsoft.MyProvider -ApiVersion 2019-04-01
3. Review the generator logs to ensure no errors, and review the changes generated.
4. Generate a commit and push it to your fork.
5. Submit a pull request to this repo.

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