io.github.arkinator:mockserver
A simple server to support mocking responses from any server / service that uses HTTP. The expectations that configure how the MockServer will respond and to incoming requests can be setup using any language that can create JSON. In simple client is provided to make this easy in Java.
For usage guide please see: www.mock-server.com
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Maven Central contains the following MockServer artifacts:
In addition MockServer SNAPSHOT artifacts can also be found on Sonatype.
NPM Registry contains the following module:
Docker Hub contains the following artifacts:
- Ruby client for both the MockServer and the proxyIf you have any problems, please check the project issues and avoid opening issues that have already been fixed. When you open an issue please provide the following information:
Pull requests are, of course, very welcome! Please read our contributing to the project guide first. Then head over to the open issues to see what we need help with. Make sure you let us know if you intend to work on something. Also check out to see what is already in the backlog.
Feature requests are submitted to github issues. Once accepted they will be added to the backlog. Please check out to see what is already in the backlog.
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A simple server to support mocking responses from any server / service that uses HTTP. The expectations that configure how the MockServer will respond and to incoming requests can be setup using any language that can create JSON. In simple client is provided to make this easy in Java.
We found that io.github.arkinator:mockserver demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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