js-mocker

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Use js files to make mock data.

quick start

Install js-mocker:

npm install js-mocker -g

Usage:

js-mocker [options] <dir>

options

• -p, --port <port>: Port to use (defaults to 8092)

used libraries

• commander.js
• browser-sync

How to use js files to generate mock data

url: /api/user/profile?id=1

First try /api/user/profile.js:

// export a function
export default (req, res) => {
  // do everything you want
};

// or export an object, a string
export default {
  success: true,
  message: 'ok',
  data: { ... },
};

Second try /api/user.js:

// export a function
export const profile = (req, res) => {
  // do everything you want
};

// or export an object, a string
export const profile = {
  success: true,
  message: 'ok',
  data: { ... },
}

req, res refers to Node Http, and file name should not contain . character, or it will be treated as a static file.

Support dynamic url

If you need dynamic url, like /article/{{articleId}}/comment/{{commentId}}(/article/1234/comment/5678), you can use $d to replace dynamic ones.

For example, you can make /article/$d/comment/$d.js to proxy all urls.

Only starts with number(0-9), will be treated as dynamic url. So, /article/abc and /article/a123 are not dynamic urls.