mockup-server v0.14.0

Mockup Server

This is a development server use static files as restful api data source. Frontend developers can use this server as the beckend in the development phase.

Support mockjs syntax for json mockup data.

Installation

npm install mockup-server --save-dev

Usage from command line

Issue the command ./node_modules/.bin/mockup-server in your project's directory.

Command line parameters:

• -p, --port listening port string
• -o, --origin used as Access-Control-Allow-Origin, if can not inferred from refer string
• -b, --base base dir for locating the api files, which is relative to process.cwd() string

• -c, --context the context of the api string

  If the context is "mock" and the request path "/mock/foo/bar.json" then the server will locate file "foo/bar.json" in the base dir.

• -f, --fallback fallback name for an unmatched node in the path string

  If a node in the path cann't be found, the server will replace the node name with the fallback node name, and try to locate the api file with the converteed path.

  e.g. If "/foo/1/bar.json" doen't exist, but "/foo/_/bar.json" exists, "/foo/_/bar.json" will be returned.

• -e, --enable-query enable query string boolean

  If query string is enabled, "/foo/bar.json?a=1&b=2" will be resolved to file "foo/bar/a=1&b=2.json", otherwise the query string will be ignored.

• -i, --ignore-queries ignore query string param names, seperate by blank space arraydefault: []]

  A list of query string name to be ignored.

• -t, --content-type default content-type of response header string

• -x, --proxy-host miss matched request will be sent to proxy host, seperate mutiple hosts with white space
• -d, --debug debug mode
• -h, --help display usage hint
• -v, --version display version

If the request method isn't "get", the server will try to locate the file with the method suffix first.

e.g. If request method is "put", and request path is "/foo/bar.json", then "/foo/bar.put.json" will be located first. If not exist, then fallback to "/foo/bar.json".