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@mockkit/viewer

v0.0.14

Published

14 days ago

`@mockkit/viewer` is a package for running a local MockKit Viewer server on your machine.

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@mockkit/viewer

@mockkit/viewer is a package for running a local MockKit Viewer server on your machine.

This viewer proxies and displays the site at the URL you specify. If the site uses MockKit tags, developer notes will be presented in an easy-to-read format.

Certain parts of this package are designed for MockKit service on Cloudflare and Supabase; these are only relevant to MockKit administrators and can be disregarded by most users.

Under the hood, it uses Wrangler as the local server runtime.

Getting Started

pnpm install
cp wrangler.jsonc.example wrangler.jsonc

In wrangler.jsonc, set the URL you want the viewer to proxy in the DEFAULT_UPSTREAM field (for example, http://localhost:3000).

Usage in dev mode

pnpm @mockkit/viewer run dev

After startup, open the local URL shown in the terminal (typically http://localhost:8787/~/).

Standalone usage (via npx/dlx)

npx @mockkit/viewer serve --upstream http://example.com

Options

These options are available only in standalone mode and cannot be used in dev mode.

npx @mockkit/viewer serve --port 8888
npx @mockkit/viewer serve --host 0.0.0.0
npx @mockkit/viewer serve --upstream http://localhost:8080

--port, -p: Port for the Viewer server to listen on
--host: Host/IP for the Viewer server to bind to
--upstream, -u: Set DEFAULT_UPSTREAM at runtime

Additional wrangler dev options can be passed after --:

npx @mockkit/viewer serve -- --inspector-port 9229