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data-model-editor-back

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generation code typescript en fonction d'un model en json

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** OBJECTIF

créer un server de mock trés trés simple. objectif reproduire un acte de gestion en mockant tous les appels. évolution permettre d'avoir pour une entrée VERBE URL QUESTION plusieur flux réponse qui seront retourné dans l'ordre d'apparition dans le fichier. Pour permettre de rejouer un acte de gestion sans parallélisme pour simuler des mise à jours.

** INSTALL npm install dadou-mock -g --save

** FORMAT FICHIER VERBE URL FLUX QUESTION ( si xml xml{ "flux": < contenu du flux>} ) FLUX REPONSE ( si xml xml{ "flux": < contenu du flux>} ) STATUS ( 200 , 201 etc ...)

** FONCTIONNEMENT

si il existe Un flux reponse qui correspond à l'url au flux QUESTION (si il non vide ) et au verbe on retour ne le flux reponse.

** Lancement dadou-mock nomFichierContenantLesMock port