mockrize
Create RESTful API mock server easily, according to directory structures of your repository.
Example
Given you have this structure:
.
├── server.js
└── root
├── foo
│ └── baa.json
└── hello
└── :name
├── index.js
└── update.js
You server.js looks like:
const mockrize = require('mockrize');
const app = await mockrize({
rootDir: './root',
});
app.listen(4001);Kick node server.js, then
% node server.js
GET /foo/baa
GET /hello/:name
POST /hello/:name/update
Those endpoints are automatically generated.
Why?
It's always paiful to make agreement between server-devs and frontend-devs on how API req/res should look like. We've had headache when we manage "sandbox" or "mock" API services WITHOUT permission control then changes make things chaotic.
This mockrize package can provide a way to create HTTP RESTful API mock server based on the folder structure of your git repository, which means you can control write/read permission and track the change logs of your mock-API.