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rest-assured

v0.1.0

Published

HTTP stubbing library, to develop front-ends test-first.

Downloads

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Links

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Maintainers

mostalivemostalive

Keywords

TDDHTTPRESTTest-First

Readme

REST-assured

HTTP stubbing library. Develop your front-end first with TDD, and let your REST API follow wishful thinking.

Current status: Not fit for use by anybody but mostalive. The instructions in this README are at least partially wishful thinking - it has not been published to npm yet.

Installation

From source:

git clone [email protected]:qwaneu/rest-assured.git

From npm

Rest-assured is only for your development, so we recommend:

npm install rest-assured --save-dev

which will save the dependency to your package.json.

Running

When you install from source: npm start

When you installed from npm: Add this line under scripts in package.json:

  "scripts": {
    "rest-assured": "rest-assured"
  },

npm run rest-assured should show a running server on port 3002.