mock-server

mock-server is a handy mock server tool for REST API service dependency in unit testing.
It sets up a real server with custom registerd routers.
User is able to customize different response status code and body as they want.
This is very useful for unit testing.
User can return different response status codes and bodies as needed to improve testing coverage.
For further usage, please refer to source code: server.go

Features

For one request url, user can register different response codes and bodies.
Request body supports multiple data format(string, interface, file, io.Reader) to input.
Response body supports multiple data format(string, interface, file, io.Reader) to input.
Response supports different status codes.

Installation

Once you have installed Go, run these commands to install the mock-server package:

go get github.com/Dataman-Cloud/mock-server/server

Usage Example

mockServer := NewServer()
defer mockServer.Close()

mockServer.AddRouter("/_ping", "get").RGroup().Reply(200)

envs := map[string]interface{}{
                "Version":       "1.10.1",
                "ApiVersion":    "1.22",
        }

//add a router with requested url and custom response
mockServer.AddRouter("/version", "get").RGroup().
        Reply(200).
        WJSON(envs)

//register different responses based on request query/body
router1 := mockServer.AddRouter("/tasks", "get")
router1.RGroup().
        RQuery(`filters={"service":{"9mnpnzenvg8p8tdbtq4wvbkcz":true}}`).
        Reply(200).
        WFile("./tasks.json")
router1.RGroup().
	RQuery("filters={}").
        Reply(400).
	WBodyString(`{"message": "fails to get tasks"}`)

//this line of code is needed after add router,otherwise mock server does not work.
mockServer.Register()

//server address: mockServer.Addr
//server listen port: mockServer.Port