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msl-client

v1.1.0

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Client for MSL (Mock Service Layer)

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MSL Build Status

MSL (pronounced 'Missile') stands for Mock Service Layer. Our tools enable quick local deployment of your UI code on Node and mocking of your service layer for fast, targeted testing.

Here is the link to getting started

Prerequisite

Install msl-server first before using msl-client

Installation

Use the following command to install MSL Client

npm install msl-client

Using MSL Client

var msl = require('msl-client');

API Doc

Go to this page and refer to 'NodeJS Client'

Contributing

We encourage contribution from the open source community to help make MSL better. Please refer to the development page for more information on how to contribute to this project including sign off and the DCO agreement.

If you have any questions or discussion topics, please post them on Google Groups.

Building

Our project is built automatically on Travis-CI for all pull requests and merge requests.

Running Tests

After you checkout the code, execute E2E tests by running test/e2e-run.sh from the root folder. This script will:

  1. Install msl-server
  2. Start sample app using msl-server
  3. Build client
  4. Run unit tests

License Type

MSL project is licensed under Apache License Version 2.0