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'securedBy' attributes are removed after sanitize, hence they are not included in the yaml output.

As per https://github.com/raml-org/raml-spec/blob/master/versions/raml-08/raml-08.md it should be possible to have describedBy section in security scheme with all the related headers, queryParams and responses.

I am trying to add an "is" statement with reference to a trait and pass parameters. Currently have no reference how to do that, the best result i was able to get is:

get:
    is:
      - 2222:
          VarName1: varParam1
          VarName2: varParam2

in RAML docs it should look like

get:
    is: [ 2222: { VarName1: varParam1,  VarName2: varParam2} ]

i didn't find any tests for this functionality, there is only one test where trait is simply referenced by name.

I am not sure if that's the issue or its meant to be so, but i need to make some include statements and they are quoted, like so:

example: "!include myTextFile.txt"

is there a standard way of avoiding that?

i found that inside stringify.js file there is a list of characters which flag string to be quoted if found inside and exclamation mark is one of those. So if i just comment out

QUOTED_CHARACTERS[0x21] = true;

then it parses include statement without quotes.

Thanks in advance

Hi!

Currently description of particular resource is missing. Could you add to lib/sanitize/resources.js this code:

if (is.string(resource.description) || is.object(resource.description)) {
  child.description = resource.description;
}

Thanks!

Luke

It may not be the proper place to ask about it, but I would really like to know if project is going to be taken to the next level to support the latest spec of RAML.

Thanks

Object:

resources: 
   [ { is: [Object],
       uriParameters: [Object],
       relativeUri: '/test/',
       methods: [Object],
       ...

In this case is: [blabla] will not appear in the *.raml file. Would you be so kind to fix it?

Cheers,

Luke