Command frontmatter API

Overview

Commands are just markdown files, with this comes the use of Content, MDX components and also front-matter.

Here is an example of the command frontmatter you will find in your /commands folder.

/commands/UpdateInventory/index.md (example)

---
# id of your command, used for slugs and references in EventCatalog.
id: UpdateInventory

# Display name of the command, rendered in EventCatalog
name: Update inventory

# Version of the command
version: 0.0.3

# Short summary of your command
summary: |
  Command with the intent to update the inventory

# Optional owners, references teams or users
owners:
    - dboyne

# Optional badges, rendered to UI by EventCatalog
badges:
    - content: New service
      backgroundColor: blue
      textColor: blue
---

## Overview

The `Update Inventory` command represents intent to update the inventory of a given item over HTTP.

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Required fields

id

• Type: string

Unqiue id of the command. EventCatalog uses this for references and slugs.

Example

---
  id: UpdateInventory
---

name

• Type: string

Name of the command this is used to display the name on the UI.

Example

---
  name: Update Inventory
---

version

• Type: string

Version of the command.

Example

---
  version: 0.0.1
---

Optional fields

summary

Short summary of your command, shown on command summary pages.

Example

---
  summary: |
    Command that updated the inventory over HTTP.
---

owners

An array of user ids that own the command.

Example

---
  owners:
    - dboyne
    - mSmith
---

badges

An array of badges that get rendered on the page.

Example

---
  badges:
    - content: My badge
      backgroundColor: blue
      textColor: blue
---

specifications

Added in eventcatalog@2.6.0

Specifications to include on the page

Current supports AsyncAPI and OpenAPI files. When including the specifications the page will render badges and buttons for the specifications.

Example

---
  specifications:
    asyncapiPath: order-service-asyncapi.yaml
    openapiPath: openapi.yml
---