Milan Andric

Yes you could, but this project abstracts all of those APIs so the whole point is you could support all services with a single API.

Is there any reason this repository is not archived and linked to the newer one? It's still confusing how it is now.

Is this something a newbie could work on? I have experience with e2e testing tools in the NodeJS world and little Golang experience but am motivated to learn.

Pact looks interesting, I am not a Ruby person either, I have Python experience though. But if you give me the set of tools I can play around with it...

There appears to be python version, not sure if that's interesting. https://github.com/pact-foundation/pact-python

Oh sorry, it would obviously be written in Go! That could be a fun way to learn!

Well I looked a little at pact-go and the APIs seemed a little complicated, so I just wrote something up that was quickest for me using bash and bats. I...

This might be a better option that has more automation using swagger, postman and newman: e.g. https://github.com/gothinkster/realworld/tree/master/api I haven't researched yet but I imagine GoLang has equivalent toolset.

I guess another little test you can do without installing anything is: ``` npm audit --json | jq -e '.metadata.vulnerabilities.critical == 0' ```

Just checking back here, any comments? Do you agree this is a bug/potential security issue?