Package Exports
- mockenzo
- mockenzo/index.js
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Readme
Mockenzo mock-server
Mockenzo is a library to help developers and testers to create mock servers in an easy and practical way
It is a library compatible with all types of unit and integration tests.
how to use
| Methods | Description |
|---|---|
| on(port) | Create server listening port |
| get('/') | Create method get |
| post('/') | Create method post |
| put('/') | Create method put |
| delete('/') | Create method delete |
| path('/') | Create method path |
| statusCode(statusCode) | Send status code number |
| response({ }) | Response object |
| responseJsonFile('') | Response file json object (path source project) |
| delay(timeMilliseconds) | add response delay in milliseconds |
| run() | finish the route configuration and run |
sample
run node sample/standalone.js
const Mockenzo = require("../index")
Mockenzo()
.on(3000)//listen on port
.post('/enzo')//init config route
.delay(3000)//add delay for response
.statusCode(400)//send status code
.response({
'error_code': 400,
'error_description': 'Bad Request'
})
.run()//finish config and run
.get('/enzo')//init new route
.statusCode(401)
.response({
'error_code': 401,
'error_description': 'Unauthorized'
})
.run()
.get('/enzos')
.statusCode(200)
.responseJsonFile('../sample/mocks/list.json')
.run()
.start(() => {
console.log("server is running")
});