har-mock-server
v1.5.2
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mock your FrontEnd project by using HAR file.
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har-mock-server
Mock your FrontEnd project by using files HAR. It creates a server after reading har file, searches for the best response that fits request's criteria. By default the server searches for only 'application/json' responses that have the same queryString params and/or body also the same http method: if not found something it returns http 404.
Server will try to match request api path. if there are more results, try to check the full matching request's path.
Next Feature
- flag for using delayed responses option
- ....
Changelog
- From v1.4.0 you can set a custom basePath (-b param) as a non important url's part and should not be considered during matching. i.e: you generate a request as http://localhost/<controller>/<function> and request in HAR file are memoized in http://site.com/<context>/<controller>/<function>. you have 2 ways to get the match: - generate request as http://localhost/<context><controller>/<function> - or telling the server not considering <context> as a part during the match. so passing the param "-b /<context>/" the server will not consider it
- From v1.5.0 added option excludeBody criteria for not using it in searching aresponse in har file
- From v1.3.0 fix in queryString criteria with request url with extended path: i.e: http://baseUrl/path1/path2/api
- From v1.2.0 it supports delayed response (as register in file HAR)
- From v1.1.0 it supports also request's body match criteria.
Install
- install server in dev-dependencies
npm install har-mock-server --save-dev
- in the scripts' section of package.json add a command like:
"scripts": {
"har-mock-server": "har-mock-server -f ./node_modules/har-mock-server/test/test.har"
},
[!NOTE] "./node_modules/har-mock-server/test/test.har" is a test file shipped with the package
Usage
launch the server with the defined command:
npm run har-mock-server
for inline help to see supported params:
npm run har-mock-server -- --help
(note this is npm's way to pass params to a npm script)
Testing server
in browser address' bar write for example:
http://localhost:8000/posts http://localhost:8000/todos http://localhost:8000/todos?userId=2 http://localhost:8000/albums