@octokit/fixtures-server v8.1.3

fixtures-server

Fixtures server for browser & language agnostic octokit testing

The Octokit Fixtures Server is proxies requests to the mocked routes provided by @octokit/fixtures.

• Usage
• How it works
• Contributing
• License

Usage

1. Load a fixture. All folder names at @octokit/fixtures/scenarios/api.github.com are valid values for scenario.

   curl -XPOST -H'Content-Type: application/json' http://localhost:3000/fixtures -d '{"scenario": "get-repository"}'

   The response looks something like this

   {
     "id": "fixturesid123",
     "url": "http://localhost:3000/api.github.com/fixturesid123/api.github.com/fixturesid123"
   }

2. Send a request to the returned url as if it was https://api.github.com.

   curl -H'Authorization: token 0000000000000000000000000000000000000001' -H'Accept: application/vnd.github.v3+json' http://localhost:3000/api.github.com/fixturesid123/repos/octokit-fixture-org/hello-world

After that request the fixture is "consumed". That allows for different responses for the same requests based on order.

If you want to load custom fixtures, you'll have to use @octokit/fixtures-server as standalone server or as as express middleware.

Standalone Server

Download binary for your os from the latest release.

Alternatively, you can also install @octokit/fixtures-server as a global npm package, if you prefer that:

npm install --global @octokit/fixtures-server

By default the server runs at http://localhost:3000

octokit-fixtures-server

Options

Express Middleware

const express = require("express");
const app = express();

const fixturesServer = require("@octokit/fixtures-server");
app.use(
  fixturesServer({
    fixtures: {
      "my-scenario": require("./scenarios/my-scenario.json"),
    },
  }),
);

app.listen(3000);

Options

License

MIT