Mock Node

A configurable mock server with an intuitive configuration management interface and a http api.

Installing and Runing the server

Standalone

clone/download this repository
make sure you have node and npm installed
run npm install to download required packages
node server.js to run the server

npm global install

npm install -g mocknode
run mocknode to start the server

npm local install

npm install --save mocknode
add an npm script entry in the package.json "mocknode": "mocknode"
run npm run mocknode to start the server

and open https://localhost:3000/mocknode/ in your browser to configure mocknode

A running instance on heroku

https://mocknode.herokuapp.com/mocknode/ please go easy on this :)

The port

The order of preference for the port on which mocknode runs is:

env variable of process > port option passed > 3000

mocknode --port 4000 starts the server on port 4000, unless a PORT env variable exists for the process.

Mocknode configuration

Open https://localhost:3000/mocknode/ in your browser to configure mocknode

All your changes are saved in the config files - config.json, config-stub.json and the stubs folder, which ensure all your changes are saved if you restart mocknode.

HTTP API

Mocknode exposes a series of endpoints which can help you integrate mocknode with your code - [ test scripts for example ]

enpoint	method	params
/mocknode/api/config	GET	-
/mocknode/api/stubconfig	GET	-
/mocknode/api/getstub	GET	name
/mocknode/api/modifyroute	POST	route config
/mocknode/api/deleteroute	GET	route
/mocknode/api/modifystub	POST	stub config
/mocknode/api/deletestub	GET	name
/mocknode/api/modifydynamicstub	POST	stub config
/mocknode/api/deletedynamicstub	GET	name

mocknode interface uses the above endpoints to interact with the server, inspect the network of the browser to better understand the parameters used in each api.

Troubleshooting

The config files and the stubs folder mentioned above have all the information regarding your configuration.

License

MIT

pankajpatel/mock-node