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@api-emulator/servicenow

v0.2.2

Published

8 days ago

ServiceNow provides customer-support and ITSM APIs for Table API incidents, users, groups, and workflow records.

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@api-emulator/servicenow

ServiceNow provides customer-support and ITSM APIs for Table API incidents, users, groups, and workflow records.

Use this emulator for local tests, CI, and offline agent runs. It keeps your tests separate from the production API.

Start the emulator

Install the package.

npm install @api-emulator/servicenow

From this registry, start the emulator.

npx -p api-emulator api --plugin ./providers/@servicenow/api-emulator.mjs --service servicenow

The emulator uses the local URL that api-emulator prints. Set your client base URL to this local URL.

Supported API

GET /api/now/table/:table
POST /api/now/table/:table
GET /api/now/table/:table/:sysId
PATCH /api/now/table/:table/:sysId
PUT /api/now/table/:table/:sysId
GET /inspect/contract
GET /inspect/state

Coverage

Level: smoke-only
Meaning: A smoke test starts the emulator and checks its main behavior.
Evidence: a direct smoke test exists, but a conformance manifest does not exist.

Credentials

You do not need production credentials. Use fixed local credentials if your client requires them.

Test data

Add repeatable test data to the provider configuration.

servicenow:
  # Add provider-specific seed state here.

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