2.0.0 • Published 4 years ago
mocklocal v2.0.0
mocklocal.js
mocking an API server with random delays in the response
Installation
npm i -g mocklocalBasic Usage
To start your mock server:
mocklocalIn separate terminal, you can try this example request
curl localhost:3000/example/mock/ -d '{"test":"1"}' -H "Content-Type: application/json"Configurations
All these options can be configured through environment variables
| Property | Description | Default value |
|---|---|---|
PORT | Port to serve the mock server | 3000 |
MIN_DELAY | Minimum delay for the mock server in seconds you can also use floating point, with 3 fixed precision | 0 |
MAX_DELAY | Maximum delay for the mock server in seconds you can also use floating point, with 3 fixed precision | 3 |
RESPONSE | Default response body for all requests use req to reply back with the request dont forget to escape your string if you're responding with JSON | req |
Example usage with config:
PORT=5000 MIN_DELAY=0 MAX_DELAY=.5 RESPONSE={\"status\":\"ok\"} mocklocalUsage with stdin
Examples of usage with stdin piped to mocklocal
echo '{"source":"stdin"}' | mocklocalcat ./response_example.json | mocklocalNote: using stdin as response will override value set in RESPONSE env variable
Tests
Used nyc, mocha, chai for tests; and coveralls for test coverage
npm testTodos
- Enable floating point in delay (so we can have .1 seconds)
response.jsonfile as response