mm

This is a mini-mock.

I got bored every time I went to a project that one of my colleagues was sawing at, I asked him to set up our main mock. It's cool and can do a lot, but for positive cases, it would be easier to have something that can be stored in text files and run from a com.strings. Simply put, a .rest file from Idea, but vice versa.

So this utility was written.

Launch

Usage of mm:
  -d string
        path to mock files dir (default "./")
  -n int
        first number for sequence (default 1)
  -p int
        port (default 8888)
  -pid string
        path to pid-file
  -t string
        list of access tokens, separated by ,

How does it work?

The idea is simple: we put the necessary files in the right paths and give them back when requested. Pay attention to the section/.section file. If you need to have both /section and /section/file links, then make a section/.section file for the first link

Example:

./mock
├── fail
├── ok
└── section
    ├── file
    └── .section

1 directory, 4 files

we have two response files and a directory. With this arrangement, we can get two successful responses:

• /fail
• /ok
• /section/file
• /section

How does the response file work?

The device is simple: the first lines, before the empty line - headers.

Headlines

• (2022-01-26) If you specify it among the headers
  Status-Code: <n>
  , it will not go to the headers, but will be used for its intended purpose.
• (2022-08-27) In the m header. specify
  include: <filepath>
  and then this file will be returned as the body. For an example, see . / mock/file
• (20230-03-16) Delay in seconds
  X-mm-delay: <n>
  (thanks to Teimur8)

Body

After an empty line - the response body.

Example

Status-Code: 202
Content-type: application/json
X-test-header: abc
X-mm-delay: 5

{
	"Description":"Вызов /section/file",
	"One": "один",
	"Two": 2
}

Macros

Macros can be used in the file:

• %v_uuid4% - new UUIDv4
• %uuid4% - UUIDv4 one per request (repeated as many times as the macro is specified)
• %increment% - the number that increases with each request (starts with the number passed in the-n key)
• %int% - a number (repeated as many times as the macro is specified). Will be taken in order from the same sequence as %increment%
• %v_mongoid% - new mongoID
• %mongoid% - mongoID one per request (repeated as many times as the macro is specified)
• %time% - current time in HH format:MM:SS
• %date% - date in the format YYYY-MM-DD
• %v_rnd_int% - random number
• %rnd_int% - random number (repeated as many times as the macro is specified)