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proxkey

v0.4.0

Published

Proxy/Mock server for testing build on top of HAPI.js

Downloads

3

Readme

PROXKEY

RELEASE NOTES

- Adding replace object with key & value so now we can change the value on the response automatically by the request.

Mock/Proxy server its your call.

Proxkey will Mock or Proxy your REST or SOAP request.
When to use: let's say you need to test an integration to your system.
- Easy to specify speicific response for specific request.
- Rest Example:
	- Request: "bob": [ { "key": "phone_num", "value": "9876543210" } ]
	- Response (JSON): "bob" :{ "type": "applicaton/json", "data": "{data: 'bob'}", "code": 200 }
	- Response (XML): "bob" :{ "type": "applicaton/xml", "data": "<root><data>bob</data></root>", "code": 200}
- SOAP Example:
	- Request: "bob": [{ "key": "root->data->name", "value": "bob" }] 
	- Response (JSON): "bob" :{ "type": "applicaton/json", "data": "{data: 'bob'}", "code": 200 }
	- Response (XML): "bob" :{ "type": "applicaton/xml", "data": "<root><data>bob</data></root>", "code": 200}

Options:

1. You can mock a successful response
2. You can mock a failure response
3. You can proxy the request to any url you want and get back the response.

Why? or When to use?

Lets say you have to Mock a response for testing purposes, or you want to hit production but want zero's changes in your code.

How

In order to start the proxy (You can always check the example).

Good Luck!