atmo

Server Side Api Mocking made easy with UI

Installation

$ npm install atmo -g

Features

• Http endpoints
• Socket server
• GraphQL endpoints (Experimental)
• Http proxy
• In-built support for Json-Server. More on creating Json-Server endpoint.
• Static content folder
• Export project as Json file
• Import project
• Code generation through generators.
  • atmo-gen-expressjs-es5 - ExpressJS/ES5 Generator
• https://zeit.co/now deployable projects
• Sleek UI

Usage

Execute the following command

$ atmo

Options

• --port will launch the API server in a specific port. Default port is 3334. (atmo --port 3000)
• --static will serve the content in the folder public in your current working directory (atmo --static)
• --logs will print out the access logs to console (atmo --logs)

UI Demo

Take a look at the UI of Atmo. http://atmo.surge.sh/ (This demo is just to showcase the UI.)

Guide

• Creating a socket endpoint and connecting to it
• Creating a proxy endpoint
• Creating a json-server endpoint
• Creating a graphql endpoint
• Http Endpoint - Conditional Response
• Generating code
• Deploying a generated project via Zeit's now

Contribute

For any problem/question or if you think a feature that could make Atmo more useful, do not hesitate to open an issue.

Building Atmo

Launch the webpack dev server.

npm run dev

Launch the api server.

npm run server

Write a generator

Atmo uses generators to automatically generate code for the endpoints that are created via the UI. You could write a generator which generates code in your favourite node js framework (e.g: HapiJS).

Learn more here on how to write a generator.

Thanks

Thanks Kreativa Studio for the free logo.

License

MIT © Raathigeshan