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rest-stub

v1.0.0

Published

HTTP server which provides stubbed response

Downloads

2

Readme

rest-stub

Simple web application which automatically responds to HTTP requests.

Often when creating applications which consume REST APIs, the resource endpoints don't yet exist or are somehow unavailable. With this application, those requests can be pointed somewhere temporarily and provide real responses without the hassle of writing stubs.

Available Endpoints

  • /delay/[time] - A 200 response that is delayed by [time] seconds.
  • /echo/[status] - A response of [status] status code with no content. Prints request body to the console.
  • /status/[status] - A response of [status] status code with no content.
  • /wildcard/[percentage] - A response which randomly fails roughly [percentage] percent of the time.
  • /[*] - Catch-all responder. Will recognize two custom headers:
    • x-delay - Delays response by given integer.
    • x-status - Response will return with given status code (1xx - 5xx).

Usage

npm install rest-stub
npm start

The application runs on port 48200.

On OS X, a launch agent is included (if a little clunky to use):

  1. Edit the com.mikattack.rest-stub.plist file and change the /PATH/TO/server.js string to point to where rest-stub was placed.
  2. Copy com.mikattack.rest-stub.plist to ~/Library/LaunchAgents.
  3. Run launchctl load ~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.mikattack.rest-stub.plist

Check the Console application's output if the server doesn't seem accessible.