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simplest-mock-server

v1.0.5

Published

Mock HTTP server which only prints request content and return a fixed response to any requests.

Downloads

11

Readme

Simplest mock server

A very simple mock HTTP server which only does the following:

  1. Receive request sent to any path and method
  2. Print request body, header, url, query parameters, etc
  3. Respond with a fixed status code

You can use this server when you just want to check what request your client sents.

Install

Prerequisites: You must install Node.js and npm before installation.

You can install this project from npm.

npm install -g simplest-mock-server

Usage

You can run a mock server with port number 3000 and a fixed response code 200 by the following command:

simplest-mock-server --port 3000 --status 200

To see other options, use -h option.

simplest-mock-server -h

Develop

# publish to npm
# increment version in package.json manually first
npm publish