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raml-mocker-server

v0.1.6

Published

Node module to run server mocking API described in RAML files

Downloads

42

Readme

raml-mocker-server

Node module to run server mocking API described in RAML files

Objective

This plugin make use of raml-mocker module. It run a Express server and configure endpoints and responce from RAML files.

How to use

Basic, this will create server on port 3030

var api = require('raml-mocker-server');

var options = {
    path: 'test/raml' // path to folder with RAML files
};

var callback = function (app){
	// Express app could be used to configure more paths
    console.log('All RAML files parsed and API endpoints defined');
};

// returns created server
var server = api(options, callback);

Add API to existing web server:

Options

| Name | Type | Default value | Description | | ------------ | ------------- | ------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------| | port | number | 3030 | defines server port | | path | string | 'raml' | path to raml folder, relative to the execution context | | prefix | string, array | '' | prefixing all API endpoints described in RAML | | debug | boolean | | enable logging debug info to the console | | watch | boolean | | enable watching on RAML files | | staticPath | string | | defines path to the static folder | | prioritizeBy | string | 'schema' | defines the priority of the endpoint response if both 'schema' and 'example' are defined | | app | object | | if server already exists you can pass express app, Express app, no need to specify port and staticPath |

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