Closed mik01aj closed 9 years ago
Hmm, possibly it's a bug in raml2obj
or raml2html
... Parsing the text directly works fine.
> var raml = require('raml2html/node_modules/raml2obj/node_modules/raml-parser/')
undefined
> raml.load('#%RAML 0.8\ntitle: Topics\nversion: v0.1\n').then(function(data) { console.log(data); })
{ state: 'pending' }
> { title: 'Topics', version: 'v0.1' }
Yes, it is a bug in raml2html
. I gave a wrong path to the file and it produced such a misleading error message.
Bouncing back from https://github.com/kevinrenskers/raml2html/issues/144. The error message is produced by raml-js-parser
.
@mik01aj I'm taking a look. When the file doesn't exist for me I get:
while reading /Users/blakeembrey/Projects/blakeembrey/raml-js-parser/foo.raml
cannot read /Users/blakeembrey/Projects/blakeembrey/raml-js-parser/foo.raml (Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '/Users/blakeembrey/Projects/blakeembrey/raml-js-parser/foo.raml')
Do you have more information to replicate?
@mik01aj Sorry, I just saw it is the same issue when using raml2html
. It actually looks like an issue in raml2html
, but I'll investigate it.
@mik01aj Sorry to bounce you around issues, I can create the next one for you. It's caused by https://github.com/kevinrenskers/raml2obj/blob/master/index.js#L85-L91 which assumes if the file doesn't exist it's trying to parse a RAML file directly. Hence, undefined
source since the second argument to load
is the filename to resolve subsequent includes. I'm going to close this but I'll open an issue against raml2obj
for you. It's kind of awkward behaviour to make assumptions on sources like this.
Is there any workaround to progress with getting the documentation.
error message: Error parsing: version validation The first line must be: '#%RAML 0.8' in "undefined", line 1, column 1
This means that you give raml2html
the wrong file path. The problem is that the message you got is misleading, and this ticket is exactly about this.
The path is correct. order.raml is in this path: C:\Users\sram\Google Drive\Object Edge\Innovation Labs\OeComs\OEOMS API\RAML2HTML. I changed the directory to this path and then ran raml2html order.raml->order.html. I get the same error
Hi Can you provide some resolution. Is there some way, I can still get the documentation
@sram54 If you're getting that error message, it's coming from raml2html
and it's because the path is wrong. Is the path correct? What's the command you're running? This is really an issue for raml2html
by the sounds of it.
Thanks Blake. It seems to be raml2html. Any suggestions on how I can get someone to look at it?
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@sram54 Can you provide the command you're trying to run or something to replicate the issue?
I am trying to write RAML in Anypoint API Manager and got below error:
"Promise is undefined" at the very first line :
1.#%RAML 0.8
This I was getting while using IE and after switching to chrome, don't see any such error.
Here's my RAML file:
I try to create documentation out of it using
raml2html@2.0.2
(that usesraml-parser@0.8.11
):And this is the output I get: