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@bednarik_radek/har-to-expectations
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CLI utility to parse .har files and convert selected requests/responses to mock-server expectation objects saved in .json file
CLI tool to convert HAR file to expectations .json file which is ready for the Mock-Server
Exported .json file is then ready to be either further manually modified or sent to the Mock-Server as is.
You could use this tool to handle this easily from CLI.
npm install -g @bednarik_radek/har-to-expectations
To display CLI help run:
npx har -h
You should see something like this:
Usage: har [options] [command]
Options:
-h, --help display help for command
Commands:
convert <harPath> <jsonPath> <regex> converts .har file to .json file with expectations.
merge [options] <harPath> <jsonPath> <regex> merges new .har file into existing .json expectations file.
help [command] display help for command
./har
folder./expectations
foldernpx har convert ./har/requests.har ./expectations/expectations.json "https://www.example.com"
This command will do the following:
read the ./har/requests.har
file and parse it to the JSON object with Har typings
filter out all requests which are not matching the https://www.example.com
regex
convert the remaining requests to the JSON object as valid expectations
save the result to the ./expectations/expectations.json
file
This utility is not doing full .har
-to-.json
conversion. It is only converting the requests and responses from the .har. Also, it is only adding certain parts of to expectations from requests/responses, which are needed to use them as mocks.
request
response
we want to add new expectations to the existing .json file
if expectation alredy exists, we want to update the httpResponse
part - thus updating the mocked values
npx har merge ./network-log.har ./existing-expectations.json --update
LOG_LEVEL
ENV variable to set the log level. Default is info
LOG_ENABLED=true
ENV variable to enable logging. Default is false
. Logging is done only to console. It is pretty-printed.FAQs
CLI utility to parse .har files and convert selected requests/responses to mock-server expectation objects saved in .json file
We found that @bednarik_radek/har-to-expectations demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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