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simple-node-mockserver

v1.0.0

Published

Simple mock server

Downloads

5

Readme

MockServer

MockServer is an npm package that helps you quickly create a mock server, acting as a mock database without any complex DB connections.
This library auto-generates REST APIs for CRUD operations, making mocking fast, easy, and SIMPLE.

Features

  • Multiple Storage Backends:
    • In-memory (RAM)
    • File-based (JSON/text)
    • Excel file (each table as a sheet in a temp .xlsx file)
  • Auto-generated REST API:
    • CRUD endpoints for each table
    • Seed and purge endpoints for quick data resets
  • Easy Table Definition:
    • Define tables and seed data in a single config array

Usage

1. Install dependencies

npm install

2. Define your tables and seed data

In your app.js:

const myTables = [
  {
    name: "Users",
    seed: [
      { id: 1, first_name: "Jhon", last_name: "Dantas", company_name: null },
      // ... more seed data ...
    ]
  }
];

3. Choose your storage backend

In your app.js, select one of:

const { SimpleMockServer, DBFile, DBRam, DBFunction } = require("mockserver");
const DBExcel = require("mockserver/database/db_excel");

const dbInstance = new DBExcel(); // or new DBFile(), new DBRam()

4. Start the server

node app.js

Server runs on port 2000 by default.

5. API Endpoints

For each table (e.g., Users):

  • GET /Users — Get all data
  • GET /Users/:id — Get data by id
  • POST /Users — Add new data (expects JSON body)
  • PUT /Users/:id — Edit data by id (expects JSON body)
  • DELETE /Users/:id — Delete data by id
  • GET /Users/seed — Reset table to seed data
  • GET /Users/purge — Clear all data in table

Excel Backend Details

  • Uses a temporary .xlsx file in your system temp directory.
  • Each table is a separate sheet.
  • Data is stored as rows in the sheet.
  • Requires the xlsx npm package.

Example Request

curl -X POST http://localhost:2000/Users \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"id":7,"first_name":"Jane","last_name":"Doe","company_name":"Acme Inc."}'

License

MIT