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10mock

v1.0.15

Published

Mid testing mock server for client-side testing.

Downloads

74

Readme

10mock

mockserver is a lightweight library that will help you mock your APIs requests fast and easy.

Installation

10mock can be installed globally :

npm install -g 10mock

10mock -p 8080
[10mock]: Server is running at http://localhost:8080

or as a regular NPM module:

npm install -D 10mock
npx 10mock

[10mock]: Server is running at http://localhost:8000

Available options:

  1. -p <port> run the mock server on the specified port, default port is 8000.
  2. -x <server url> run the mock server as proxy server

10mock also supplies easy to use client:

import Api from '10mock';
export const api = new Api(optional-port);

10mock server client usage:

  1. api.finishTest() - remove all mocked routes.
  2. api.nock(path).method(method).status(status).send(mocked-response);
  • Create new mocked route → returns object with these entities:
    • getCount → function thats returns the number of requests sent to this route.
    • getStubRequests → function thats returns all the requests sent to this route.
    • getStats → function thats returns getStubRequests and getCount results.
    • deleteRoute → function thats remove this mocked route.