jsonmock

json mock framework

install

npm install jsonmock --save

test

npm install
npm test

build

npm run build

how to use

var jsonmock = require('../lib/index')
var user = jsonmock('./tests/data/user.json')

user.json must be like this:

{
	"name": chance.name(),
	"age": chance.age(),
	"cf": chance.cf(),
	"birthday": chance.birthday(),
	"location": {
		"address": chance.address(),
		"country": chance.country(),
		"phone": chance.phone(),
		"city": faker.address.city(),
		"streetName": (() => {
			return faker.address.streetName()
		})()
	}
}

you can use chance or faker to generate a mock data, or use (()=>{})() to caculate, but it does not support other libs or funcs.

if you want get an user array, please use like this:

var users = jsonmock('./tests/data/user.json', {
	length: 10
})
assert.equal(users.length, 10)

user @import to include another .json, let's watch web.json

{
	"domain": chance.domain(),
	"ip": @import "./tests/data/ip.json"
}

ip.json

{
	"ipv4": chance.ip(),
	"ipv6": chance.ipv6() 
}

remeber, it does not support recursive @import in ip.json

you may use jsonmock to mock paganition...