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fauxy

v0.0.3

Published

A package for mocking data and API requests

Readme

Fauxy

Fauxy is a lightweight wrapper around faker.js and MSW (Mock Service Worker), designed to simplify mocking data and API requests for both front-end and back-end development. MSW is used as-is (imported directly from the package), while Faker is wrapped with a special API that adds some convenience helpers and customizations. I created Fauxy primarily for my own convenience, but I hope it can be useful to others as well.

Features

  • Simple API for generating mock data using a wrapped version of faker.js with additional helpers.
  • Built-in MSW integration to mock API requests.
  • Ready-to-use mock service worker file for front-end development.
  • Lightweight and easy to set up.

Installation

npm install fauxy
npx fauxy init

To ensure MSW knows where to find the service worker, add the following section to your package.json:

"msw": {
    "workerDirectory": [
    "public"
]
}

An example of starting the mock service worker:

// @mocks/index.ts
import { mockApi } from 'fauxy'
import someHandlers from '@/mocks/handlers/some-handlers'

mockApi.start([...someHandlers])
// @mocks/handlers/some-handlers.ts
import { HttpResponse, delay, http, fake, fakerModules as fm } from 'fauxy'

export default [
  http.post('/api/persons/select', async () => {
    await delay()

    const items = fake().array({
      count: 10,
      items: fake().object({
        properties: {
          id: fake(fm.string.uuid),
          title: fake(fm.person.fullName),
        },
      }),
    })

    return HttpResponse.json(items)
  }),
]

How to use

How to use with Laravel Mix

The following example demonstrates how to use fake and fakerModules to generate mock objects and arrays. It also shows how to set the locale for Faker.

import { fake, fakerModules as fm, setLocale } from 'fauxy'

interface Person {
  id: string
  name: string
  age: number
}

// set the Faker locale
setLocale('ru')

// generate an array of Person objects
const persons = fake()
  .array({
    count: { min: 2, max: 4 }, // number of items in the array
    items: fake().object<Person>({
      properties: {
        id: fake(fm.string.uuid), // generate a UUID for the id
        name: fake(fm.person.fullName), // generate a full name
        age: fake(fm.number.int, { min: 18, max: 35 }), // generate a random integer between 18 and 35
      },
    }),
  })
  .create<Person[]>()

// generate a random date between two specific dates
const date = fake(fm.date.between, { from: '2025-11-01', to: '2025-11-10' }).create()

Notes

  • Fauxy uses MSW directly from its package, so you can access all MSW features as usual.
  • Faker is only available via Fauxy’s wrapper, which adds convenience methods and some custom enhancements.
  • For more advanced usage and configuration, check out the official MSW repository.