har-to-mocks
v1.2.0
Published
Extract response from .har file and create JSON mocks for mock server.
Downloads
43
Maintainers
Readme
har-to-mocks
Extract response from .har file and create JSON mocks for mock server.
Install CLI
npm install -g har-to-mocks
or by npx
npx har-to-mocks [path to .har] [path mock/api folder] --dry-run
How does it work?
Inspect and filter requests in .har files
File can contain hundreds of requests so it's important to be able filter data. For filtering you can use flags:
- (
--url
) for filtering by match in the url. Search is case sensitive - (
-m
,--method=GET --method=POST
) for filter specific method. Supported: 'GET', 'POST', 'PUT', 'DELETE' and 'PATCH' methods. Default value is 'GET'. - (
-t
,--type=xhr
) for filtering request type. Default value is 'xhr'
Video example: YouTube [email protected].
example:
$ har-to-mocks ./file.har --url=api/service --method=GET
will display:
Filtered requests:
Name Method Path
─────────────────────── ────── ───────────────────────────
userRoles GET /api/service/userRoles
currentUserId GET /api/service/currentUserId
active GET /api/service/clients/active
If output folder is not specified mocks will not be written.
Extract data from .har to mock/api folder
Export structure is prepared for connect-api-mocker. After successful filtering request just add second argument which will be path to connect-api-mocker
's folder for mock/api.
WARNING: When second argument is defined cli will write files. To avoid unwanted overwrite use --dry-run
flag to skip writing part of process.
example:
$ har-to-mocks ./file.har ./mocks --url=api/service --method=GET --dry-run
will display:
Filtered requests:
Name Method Path
─────────────────────── ────── ───────────────────────────
userRoles GET /api/service/userRoles
currentUserId GET /api/service/currentUserId
active GET /api/service/clients/active
Folder tree which will be applied:
└─ mocks
└─ api
└─ service
├─ userRoles
│ └─ GET.json
├─ currentUserId
│ └─ GET.json
└─ clients
└─ active
└─ GET.json
No files were written. If you want to write files remove the (--dry-run) flag.