@staticdeploy/mock-server

Easy to use, no frills http mock server.
Suppose you're developing a frontend app that talks to one or more API services. When running it locally - in your development environment - you need to somehow provide those services to the app: you can either rely on a remote deployment, start the services locally, or mock them.
mock-server is a command line tool that helps you take the third approach, allowing you to easily create and run a mock http server to run during development (and not only!).

Install

npm i --save-dev @staticdeploy/mock-server

Quickstart

• create a directory mock-server
• create your first handler file mock-server/get.js

```js module.exports = (req, res) => res.send("OK"); ```

• start the mock server

```sh $ nodemodules/.bin/mock-server ```

• call the mocked route

```sh $ curl http://localhost:3456/ ```
You add routes to the mock server by adding handler files at the corresponding path under the mock-server directory. Example:

mock-server
├── get.js -> handler for GET /
└── users
    ├── {userId}
    |   ├── get.js -> handler for GET /users/1
    |   └── put.js -> handler for PUT /user/1
    ├── get.js -> handler for GET /users
    └── post.js -> handler for POST /users

Documentation

• user guide
• why you should use mock-server
• validating requests and responses
• recipes:

- writing handler files in a compile-to-js language - mocking a graphql server - mocking for selenium tests

• examples:

- react app - selenium tests