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flex-mocker

v1.0.13

Published

A webpack dev server extension to make front end data mock enjoyable

Downloads

16

Readme

flex-mocker

中文

A webpack dev server extension to make front end data mock more flexible

Feature

Use url to control whether to use mock.

if you have proxy config in your webpack. you can easily switch mock or proxy server by adding or removing mode=online query in url.

usage

npm install flex-mocker --save-dev

Then create your mock folder in your project.

For example: a request for api/queryCities. create a queryCities.json or queryCities.js file in the mock folder

Json file :

{
  "code": "0",
  "msg": "success",
  "result": [
    { "city": "beijing", "code": 1 },
    { "city": "shanghai", "upcName": 2 }
  ],
  "success": true
}

If you need to handle some logic from request data. Create a .js file :

const dict1 = [{ type: 1, value: "1" }];

const dict2 = [{ label: "name", value: "1" }];

module.exports = req => {
  const { dataType } = req.body;
  return {
    code: "0",
    msg: "success",
    dictionaryList: dataType === 1 ? dict1 : dict2,
    success: true
  };
};

Enable mock in your webpack dev server config :

// your webpack config file
const mocker = require('flex-mocker')

devServer: {
  ...
  before: app => {
    mocker({
      mockDir: resolve('./mock'),
      requestPrefixes: ['/api']
    })(app)
  },
  proxy: {
   ...
  }
}

Options

mockDir : the absolute path of the folder where you put your mock files in.

requestPrefixes : request prefix that hit mock.

delay : response delay. default value is 0.