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seesaw

v0.0.6

Published

a quick-setup springboard server working around cross-domain requests

Downloads

7

Readme

logo seesaw npm

a quick-setup springboard server working around client-side cross-domain requests

How to install

$ npm install seesaw

Using as Express middleware

var seesaw = require('seesaw').redirect;

// incert before custom routers
app.use('/someDir',seesaw('http://abc.com/apis')) // the base url you wanna mock

Use CLI

(now building...)

$ sudo npm install seesaw -g
$ swwsaw -r http://abc.com/apis -p 9999 // mock http://abc.com/apis running on port[9999]

Using as single springboard server

var Seesaw = require('seesaw');

// init a server instance
var server = new Seesaw('http://abc.com/apis'); // the base url you wanna mock

// start sever
server.run(1234);

How to seesaw ?

make sure your client-side scripts work like this:

// jQuery Demo:
// this request will be redirected by seesaw server to URL http://abc.com/apis/user/1234567
$.get('http://mockserver:port/user/1234567',function(result){
    // and callback real response
});

Features

  • quick setup
  • develeoper friendly
  • express middleware supported

Pull Request Welcome !

  • fork this repo
  • feel free to add your feature
  • make sure your feature are fully tested!
  • send me a PR, and enjoy !