Tools looks great! I've added an issue here for openapi: https://github.com/boyney123/mockit/issues/5 . I have quite a few specifications in openapi v2 (swagger). It'd be helpful to support both v2 and v3 (as op requested) of the OpenAPI format.
Perhaps a set of sliders for each type of issue which define how often they might appear. E.G I don't care about 500s right now but would like 50% of the requests to be slow.
Yeah I'm not sure I would use it for automated tests, you kind of want something abit more "robust" for those tests. This tool was designed to help get people off the ground, but I guess there is no reason why you could'nt use it for automated tests etc. Not sure I would!
Seems like a more featureful version of something I wrote a long while ago to ease testing, fakettp: github.com/sethgrid/fakettp. Mine requires a json config and can act as a proxy, intercepting given paths and overriding responses. Not sure if I added dynamic response based on an http header. The post's utility seems really polished with a nice ui.
We currently use a lot of API blueprint and drakov for this. But having options like monkeys in it would be a very nice thing! kinda thinking if there is a middleware for this though.
It touched my heart :( I worked more than one year on a service virtualization project in my previous job with 6-7 people and it has never been used by a real customer because of really bad management. I am still so angry. Our product was able to scale thanks to nomad+docker and had a cool ui to configure services such as rest, swagger, plain http etc.
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I can take a look and see what we can do
Thanks!
* no java * lightweight docker implementation * self hosted
Funny how a perfect solution randomly pops up on the front page. I will check it out the coming week, thank you very much! :)
Hope you find it useful, if you have any questions or feature requests let me know :)
It's got some nice features like building dynamic mocks with JavaScript or Ruby, cause delays, timeouts etc..
The GUI looks pretty, but I'm not sure how useful that is in practice for automated tests at least.
Yeah I'm not sure I would use it for automated tests, you kind of want something abit more "robust" for those tests. This tool was designed to help get people off the ground, but I guess there is no reason why you could'nt use it for automated tests etc. Not sure I would!
Useful for QA testers too.
Yeah I will check that repo out and see what you've got.
Thanks, hopefully the UI is easy enough for people to do what they need to. :)
Here is how it works for MockIt, as you said its just some middleware
https://github.com/boyney123/mockit/blob/master/mockit-route...
Alternative - https://hoverfly.io/
Enterprise Solutions - https://www.ca.com/us/products/ca-service-virtualization.htm... - https://www.microfocus.com/en-us/products/service-virtualiza...
It doesn't have a nice GUI like this, but it is extremely flexible in the information you can match on for returning your mocked responses.