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service-mocker

v2.1.2

Published

The next generation front-end API mocking framework.

Downloads

600

Readme

Service Mocker

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Build Status

Service Mocker is an API mocking framework for frontend developers. With the power of service workers, we can easily set up mocking services without any real servers. It sets developers free from intricate workflows, complex documentations and endless proxies from server to server.

Q: Is Service Worker ready?

A: No, not yet.

Q: Is Service Mocker ready?

A: Yes! Welcome to the future!

Installation

Since you are likely to run Service Mocker only during development, you will need to add service-mocker as a devDependency:

npm install service-mocker --save-dev

For legacy browsers, you may also need the polyfills:

npm install service-mocker-polyfills --save-dev

Features

  • No server is required.
  • Real HTTP requests and responses that can be inspected in modern browsers.
  • express style routing system.
  • IE10+ compatibility.

Hello new world

A typical mocker includes two parts: client and server. First, let's create a server script named server.js:

// server.js
import { createServer } from 'service-mocker/server';

const { router } = createServer();

router.get('/greet', (req, res) => {
  res.send('Hello new world!');
});

// or you can use the shorthand method
router.get('/greet', 'Hello new world!');

Then, we need to write a client script to connect to the server:

// app.js
import 'service-mocker-polyfills';
import { createClient } from 'service-mocker/client';

const client = createClient('path/to/server.js');

client.ready.then(async () => {
  const response = await fetch('/greet');

  console.log(await response.text());
});

After that, create a .html file and include ONLY the client script:

<script src="app.js"></script>

Now navigate your browser to your local dev server (e.g. http://localhost:3000). Open the console and you will see the following messages:

> [mocker:modern] connection established
>
> Hello new world!

Welcome to the future :clap:.

Working with webpack

While using webpack, it's recommended to use sw-loader to create a standalone server script:

import scriptURL from 'sw-loader!path/to/server.js';
import { createClient } from 'service-mocker/client';

const client = createClient(scriptURL);

client.ready.then(...);

Docs & Demos

Team

Dolphin Wood | Vincent Bel :---:|:---: Dolphin Wood | Vincent Bel

License

MIT