Contributing

Add new resource type (ex. Redshift resource)

1. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b add-type-redshift)
2. Generate template files (bundle exec bin/toolbox template redshift)
3. Fill files with code.
4. bundle update to update gems.
5. Generate doc/resource_types.md (bundle exec bin/toolbox docgen > doc/resource_types.md)
6. Run test (bundle exec rake spec)
7. Push to the branch (git push origin add-type-redshift)
8. Create a new Pull Request

Troubleshooting

CI Failed 'Awspec::Generator::Doc::Type generate_doc output should be the same as doc/resource_types.md'

Maybe, your aws-sdk-ruby is not latest. Please exec bundle update and bundle exec bin/toolbox docgen > doc/resource_types.md.

( aws-sdk-ruby is often updated. )

Add new account attribute type (ex. CloudFormation::Client#describe_account_attributes )

1. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b add-type-cf-limit)
2. Generate template files (bundle exec bin/toolbox template cloudformation_account_attributes -a) with -a option
3. Fill files with code.
4. Generate doc/resource_types.md (bundle exec bin/toolbox docgen > doc/resource_types.md)
5. Run test (bundle exec rake spec)
6. Push to the branch (git push origin add-type-cf-limit)
7. Create a new Pull Request

Append resource type document (ex. VPC resource be_available)

1. Create vpc.md (touch doc/_resource_types/vpc.md)
2. Write following document.

### be_available
(Write cool description)
```ruby
describe vpc('my-vpc') do
   it { should be_available }
end
```