Maestro Mock Server
This is an experimental feature. It is not yet supported by Maestro Cloud and breaking changes might be introduced as we work. on it.
Here are key facts about Maestro Mock Server.
- Maestro Mock Server works on a concept of rules, that are defined in a workspace.
- A rule describes what HTTP(s) request to incercept and what to reply back.
- Rules are defined in JavaScript files. A single JS file can contain multiple rules.
- There must always be a root
index.jsfile in the mock server workspace. From that file, other JS files can be imported defining other rules. - Maestro Mock Server requires integrating Maestro SDK in order to send all HTTP requests to the Mock Server instead of your original API
- Network requests that did not match any rule will continue to their real destination as if there was no mocking in place.
- In order for rules to be applied, they need to be deployed using
maestro mockserver deploy <path to your rules>
Here is the simplest example of a rule that will match a
GET call to your /endpoint path and will reply with Hello Maestro instead of the usual response:// .maestro/mockserver/index.js
get('/endpoint', (req, res) => {
res.json({
message: "Hello Maestro"
});
});
Please follow the documentation to get up and running with Maestro Mock Server!
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