Running the server
{MockingServer} = require 'mocking-server'
server = new MockingServer
server.httpsListen {
key: fs.readFileSync "#{__dirname}/ssl/foo.com.key"
cert: fs.readFileSync "#{__dirname}/ssl/foo.com.cert"
port: 12001
}, (e) ->
You can httpsListen
multiple (key, cert, port)
triples at once.
API
Required header:
X-Mocking-Server: API
POST /mock
req: {...}
res: {}
POST /clear-expectations
req: {}
res: {
unmet_expectations: []
unexpected_requests: []
message: "..."
}
Properties
method
url # If the hostname is specified, it must match exactly
# If the (pathname + querystring) is specified, it must match exactly
req_body # Exact match
req_headers # Exact match apart from ignoring Content-Length
code # default: 200
res_headers # Content-Length will always be added
res_body # default: empty string
UIAutomation integration example
// in your helper.js
#import "node_modules/mocking-server/uiautomation/mocking-client.js"
mocking_server.SERVER_URL = "https://mocking-server.theshopkeep.com";
mocking_server.EXTRA_CURL_FLAGS = ['--insecure', '-x', '127.0.0.1:8888'];
// in your test abstraction, after the test runs
assert_then_clear_http_expectations({
error: function(e) {
UIALogger.logFail(e.message);
// handle the failure in your framework-specific way
}
})
// in some test
mock_post({
url: "skynet.mil/activate",
req_headers: {
'Content-Type': 'application/json'
},
req_body: "{}"
});
target.frontMostApp().mainWindow().buttons()["Don't Click This!"].tap();