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Camoswag is a Camouflage extension which allows you to generate your mockfiles using an OpenAPI Specification.
Camoswag is a Camouflage extension which allows you to generate your mockfiles using an OpenAPI Specification.
For more information on Camouflage, see documentation
npm install -g camoswag
camoswag
, you would need your OpenAPI specification file in either .json or .yaml format.camoswag --spec ./swagger.yaml
or camoswag --spec ./swagger.json
. (Replace file location with your spec file location)camouflage-${current_timestamp}
containing the required folder structure and mock files corresponding to each endpoint defined in your spec file.camoswag
would put following default response in the mock file.{
"message": "More Configuration Needed"
}
Note: camoswag currenty supports JSON responses only.
FAQs
A Camouflage extension for converting OpenAPI specifications to Camouflage mocks
The npm package camoswag receives a total of 8 weekly downloads. As such, camoswag popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that camoswag demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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