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local-mock-middleware

v1.1.0

Published

A debug middleware for express and koa.

Downloads

3

Readme

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local-mock-middleware

A easy debug middleware for express and koa.

Note: local-mock-middleware is only the server (nodejs) part of local-mock-core, complete local-mock debugging solution needs to install local-mock-easy on the client (H5) at the same time, follow steps:

  1. Install local-mock-middleware on the nodejs server.
  2. Install local-mock-easy on the client.

Usage

Install

npm i local-mock-middleware
yarn add local-mock-middleware

Add middleware

Middleware for express

// Use express as an example
const express = require('express')
const createLockMock = require('local-mock-middleware')

const app = express()

// 1. create localMock instance
const localMock = createLockMock({
  isLocalMockProxyOpen: process.env.NODE_ENV === 'dev', // ensure not to be used in production!!!
  htmlPort: 3000,
})

// 2. oepn local-mock html proxy
localMock.createExpressLocalHtmlProxy(app)

app.listen(3000, function () {
  console.log('express start sucessfully  port 3000...')
})

Middleware for koa

const Koa = require('koa')
const createLockMock = require('local-mock-middleware')

const app = new Koa()

// 1. create localMock instance
const localMock = createLockMock({
  isLocalMockProxyOpen: process.env.NODE_ENV === 'dev', // ensure not to be used in production!!!
  htmlPort: 3001,
})

// 2. oepn local-mock html proxy
localMock.createKoaLocalHtmlProxy(app)

// response
app.use((ctx) => {
  ctx.body = 'Hello Koa'
})

app.listen(3001, function () {
  console.log('koa start sucessfully  port 3001...')
})

More use

Config localMockParamsName, to modify the parameter name to be intercepted. eg: http://example.com?myLocalMock={entry}
Config htmlHost, to define custom html proxy host
Config htmlPort, to define custom html proxy port
Config htmlServerPath, to define custom html proxy path

const options = {
  localMockParamsName: 'myLocalMock',
  isLocalMockProxyOpen: process.env.NODE_ENV === 'dev', // ensure not to be used in production!!!
  htmlHost: '127.0.0.1',
  htmlPort: 3000,
  htmlServerPath: '/local-mock-html',
  injectHtml: (target) => {
    return `<script type="text/javascript">
        alert(${target})
      </script>`
  },
}

const localMock = createLockMock(options)

const client = app.listen(3000, function () {
  // Optional Properties use to set htmlPort to client.address().port
  localMock.updateExpressPort(client)
  console.log('express start sucessfully  ...')
})

Function API

| function | desc | type | | :-------------------------------- | :--------------------------------------- | :----------------- | | createLockMock | localMock instance | (options) => ins | | ins.createExpressLocalHtmlProxy | express middleware, to handle html proxy | (app) => void | | ins.updateExpressPort | express auto update port htmlPort | (client) => void | | ins.createKoaLocalHtmlProxy | koa middleware, to handle html proxy | (app) => void | | ins.updateKoaPort | koa auto update port htmlPort | (client) => void |

Options API

| params | desc | type | default | | :-- | :-- | :-- | :-- | | isLocalMockProxyOpen | open state (false means a empty middleware) | boolean | false | | localMockParamsName | parameter name to be intercepted http://example.com?{localMockParamsName}={entry} | string | localMock | | htmlHost | custom html proxy host | string | "127.0.0.1" | | htmlPort | custom html proxy port | number | 8899 | | htmlServerPath | custom html proxy path | number | /local-mock-html | | injectHtml | A function that injects html string | (target) => string | "" |

FQA

When can I open the middleware?

Important things need to be repeated for three times.

  • ensure not to be used in production!!!
  • ensure not to be used in production!!!
  • ensure not to be used in production!!!

What does local-mock-middleware do ?

if req.query contains key localMock or options.localMockParamsName local-mock-middleware will generate and return a html includes mock function, the mock function will regard req.query[key] as a page entry and then fetch it, then use document.write() to rewrite current page.