mammock
v0.2.3
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Mammock is a node.js service mocking framework designed to be quick and easy, allowing developers to fill the "missing gaps" in services during development.
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mammock
Mammock is a node.js service mocking framework deisgned to be quick and easy, allowing developers to fill the "missing gaps" in services during development.
Getting Started
Install the module with: npm install mammock
The command line script and library can also be installed globally, with: npm install -g mammock
Note: To install globally, it may be necessary to become a superuser on your OS with a command such as sudo
Command Line Usage
USAGE: node mammock [--port <ARG1>] [--root <ARG1>] [--silent]
-p, --port <ARG1> specify the port to listen on
-r, --root <ARG1> root path to serve from
-s, --silent runs the server without console output
Documentation
(Coming soon)
Contributing
In lieu of a formal styleguide, take care to maintain the existing coding style. Add unit tests for any new or changed functionality. Lint and test your code using Grunt.
Release History
0.2.5
- Fixed build further
- Actually ready for release
0.1.4
- Cleaned up build
- First npm publish
0.1.3
- Fixed major endpoint bug, which resulted in endpoints being inaccessible
- Fixed index routing bug
0.1.2
- Added timestamps to logs
- Added -s/--silent option to allow running the server sans output
- Renamed bin/mammock to bin/mammock.js because no extension is stupid.
- endpoints should now be reachable
0.1.1
- First functional server running as intended.
- Options added to command line
0.1.0
- Added initial structure and got .travis.yml not being bejankity.
License
Copyright (c) 2013 Elden Armbrust
Licensed under the MIT license.