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stubsy

v1.3.3

Published

A mock server that ships with a UI to allow configuration during runtime.

Downloads

17

Readme

Stubsy

Stubsy is a Node server built using Express. Its main goal is to allow developers to easily set up the server but more importantly change its behaviour after launch. This can be useful to test how the UI behaves when an endpoint's response is 404 instead 200 for example.

Stubsy ships with a UI to show the set up of the server and allow changing endpoint's behaviour.

animated demo of Stubsy

Installation

npm install --save-dev stubsy

Usage

Definitions

Endpoint

An Endpoint is REST endpoint, that is set up with a default behaviour. An endpoint's behaviour is defined as follows.

type EndpointBehaviour = {
  path: string; // the route at which the endpoint is accessed
  responseBody: unknown;
  status: number;
  type: 'get' | 'post' | 'put' | 'delete' | 'patch';
  delay?: number;
};

Note: the path field can be any valid Express path.

Override

An Override is an overriding behaviour for an Endpoint to alter its response. The override behaviour is defined as follows. The path and type of the endpoint cannot be changed in an Override.

type OverrideBehaviour = {
  responseBody: unknown;
  status: number;
  delay?: number;
};

API

new Stubsy(portNumber)

Creates an instance of Stubsy.

  • portNumber <Number>: the port for the server to run on

stubsy.app

The underlying Express app. Use this instance variable to add more endpoints if needed and to start the server.

stubsy.registerEndpoint(endpointId, endpointBehaviour)

Registers endpoints to be accessed on the server.

  • endpointId <String> required: a unique identifier for the endpoint
  • endpointBehaviour <EndpointBehaviour> required: the endpoint's behaviour

stubsy.registerOverride(endpointId, overrideId, overrideBehaviour)

Registers override behaviour for a previously defined endpoint.

  • endpointId <String> required: the id of the endpoint to register an override for
  • overrideId <String> required: a unique identifier for the override
  • overrideBehaviour <OverrideBehaviour> required: the override's behaviour

stubsy.activateOverride(endpointId, overrideId)

Activates the specified override on the endpoint.

  • endpointId <String> required: the id of the endpoint to activate the override on
  • overrideId <String>: the id of the override to activate. If omitted restores the override to the default behaviour.

~~stubsy.start()~~ Deprecated

Starts the server on the port number specified.

Example

// server.js
import { Stubsy } from 'stubsy';

const stubsyPortNumber = 3000;
const stubsy = new Stubsy();

stubsy.registerEndpoint('films', {
  path: '/films',
  status: 200,
  type: 'get',
  responseBody: [{ title: 'Inception' }, { title: 'Tenet' }],
});

stubsy.registerOverride('films', 'error', { status: 404, responseBody: {} });
stubsy.registerOverride('films', 'outage', { status: 500, responseBody: {} });

stubsy.activateOverride('films', 'outage');

stubsy.app.listen(stubsyPortNumber);