mocker

A simple mock REST client for everyone

Main Objective

Run a mock server by using .json/.yaml files with configurations.

Features

• [x] Support for .json files
• [x] Support for headers (guard)
• [x] Support for all http methods
• [x] Support for url query parameters (guard)
• [ ] Support for body parameters (guard)
• [x] Add configuration using command line
• [x] Network logger
• [x] File Watcher
• [ ] Support swagger & postman collection
• [ ] Support socket
• [x] Support for .yaml files
• [ ] Binary for running the tool
• [ ] Distribution using homebrew

Usage

Clone the repository use cargo run command

To run the samples JSON files use cargo run -- -s ./example/json_config

use flags

--s for path to look for config files. Default is the root of the project "." --p for port to run the mock server on. default is 8080

JSON configuration

• "name" : An optional name to this configuration. Only used for logging.
• "request_method" : Defines what method/s should this url work on. ex: if this value is "GET" then only a GET request will be processed, rest will be replied with "Method not Implemented". Can be a list of methods ["GET", "POST"]. Ignore if you want to use any http method to work with the url.
• "request_headers" : Use a dictionary/map to to return a response only when the request contains these headers(keys for now).
• "response_headers" : Use a dictionary/map to get these values in headers of incoming http response.
• "response_code" : The response code to set set for response.
• "responsecontenttype": Set the content_type for incoming http response.
• "response" : Use the JSON or raw string you want to be returned in the incoming http response
• "responsedelayms": Add a delay to the response in milli seconds.