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Validate W3C repositories

To run the tool locally, you will need Node.js, a W3C API key and a GitHub token. Then create a config.json with the following content:

{
  "w3capikey": "replace with W3C API key",
  "ghToken": "replace with GitHub token"
}

Finally, run the tool from the command line:

npm install
node validate.js > report.json

Test whether W3C spec repos match a set of best practices

w3c.github.io/validate-repos/report.html