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docs/01-introduction.md

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 ![chkware | Test management for api era](./assets/github-hero-01.png)

docs/02-setup.md

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 ### Installation

docs/03-quick-start.md

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 To quickly start, let's try something live online.. [REQ|RES](https://reqres.in) is a hosted demo REST api service. Let's call a simple API endpoint from here.

docs/04-examples.md

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 :::note

docs/05-reference.md

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 :::note
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 1. The command line tool that you can run as `chk http`
 2. The test specification files: those you write in YAML, have extension `.chk`.
 
-### Test specifications
+### Specification files
 
 Test specification files are written in YAML, having file extension `.chk`. So, before you start writing any 
 specs, you should have a proper introduction to YAML, if you do not have already. Here is a fine
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 > In the future evolution path of **chkware** we are going to introduce more and more specification 
 > options and specification types and versions.
 
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+### Http specification
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 Let’s get introduced to the Http specification format supported by **chkware**. The Http specification 
 format is how anyone express a Http request. Following is the full reference to write 
 Http specification file.