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boi-mock

v0.0.2

Published

mock server of boi

Readme

boi-mock

license npm

mock server/module of boi

Installation

npm install boi-mock --save-dev

Usage

Node.js integration

Put config file boi.mock.config.js(nonrestrictive naming) under any directory with content as shown below:

module.exports = [{
  // request method
  method: 'post',
  // path
  api: '/signup',
  // url queries
  inParams: [{
    name: 'username',
    // if required is set as true,then request without the parameter would be failed
    required: true
  },{
    name: 'passport',
    required: false
  }],
  // response data
  res: { 
    success: {
      code: 200,
      msg: '操作成功',
      data: {
        username: 'John'
      }
    }, 
    fail: {
      code: 500,
      msg: '操作失败',
    }
  },
  options: { 
    // customize jsonpCallback
    jsonpCallback: 'callback'
  } 
},{
  method: 'get',
  api: '/userinfo',
  // the request would be forwarded to the proxyApi on proxy mode
  proxyApi: 'http://passport.boi.com/userinfo',
}]

Then run code as follows:

const BoiMock = require('boi-mock');
const Config = require('./boi.mock.config.js');

BoiMock(null,Config,9999);

The mock api http://localhost:9999/signup and http://localhost:9999/userinfo are available.

Boi integration

Insert configuration into boi-conf.js as follows:

boi.mock('Post /signup').params({
  name: {
    required: true
  },
  passport: {
    required: false
  }
}).custom({
  jsonpCallback: 'callback'
}).response({
  success: {
    code: 200,
    msg: '请求成功',
    data: {
      a: 1
    }
  },
  fail: {
    code: 500,
    msg: '请求失败',
    data: {
      b: 1
    }
  }
});
boi.mock('Get /userinfo').proxy('http://passport.boi.com/userinfo');

Execute command on your command line terminal:

boi mock -p 9999

The mock api http://localhost:9999/signup and http://localhost:9999/userinfo are available.

port would be 8889 if not be specified

If you want run boi-serve with mock integration,you can just run:

boi serve

boi-serve would use port 8888 by default,then the mock api http://localhost:8888/signup and http://localhost:8888/userinfo are available.