Kyle Fuller

Drafter 5.0.0 produces the following output: ```json { "element": "dataStructure", "content": { "element": "array", "content": [ { "element": "A" }, { "element": "B" } ] } } ``` Where A...

Hi, I've just released [drafter-npm](https://github.com/apiaryio/drafter-npm) which we recommend using over Protagonist and Drafter.js directly. This package is a wrapper around Protagonist and drafter.js and it will attempt to install Protagonist,...

Current Behaviour ```apib # GET / + Response 200 (application/json) + Attributes (Node) # Data Structures ## Node + children (array[Node], fixed-type) ``` ``` { "children": [ {} ] }...

This following API Blueprint doesn't produce an error/warning and I think it should: ```apib # GET / + Response 200 (application/json) + Attributes (Node) # Data Structures ## Node +...

```apib # GET / + Response 200 (application/json) + Attributes (Node) # Data Structures ## Node + children (array[Node], fixed-type) ``` Current Result: ```json { "$schema": "http://json-schema.org/draft-07/schema#", "type": "object", "properties":...

Posting as a question, not sure how feasible it is. Perhaps we can hook into GYP to delete some of the build state for release builds.

In theory, something like the following should contain everything for the runtime: We do need to consider that some of the LICENSE files for vendored dependencies are not there and...

Looking at the GYP documentation, doesn't appear to be any hooks or way we can execute code, and even if we could it would be tricky to make it platforn...

Yes, it works. `.a` is a static library, it is used to build `protagonist.node`. `protagonist.node` does not dynamically link to anything other than libc++ and system libraries once built: ```...

@gap777 There hasn't been, I am not entirely sure if it is possible from Protagonist alone. I haven't had chance to fully look into it, it might be up for...