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deepbot-simulator
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Command line tool that simulates a Deepbot API using a local WebSocket.

:warning: This is not a completely accurate simulation of how Deepbot answers your API calls.
It just imitates basic Deepbot functionality for testing your APIs.
npm
npm install -g deepbot-simulator
Yarn
yarn global add deepbot-simulator
deepbot-simulator
Usage: deepbot-simulator [options]
Very basic WebSocket that simulates the Deepbot API
Options:
-k, --api-key [api-key] API key used to give access
-p, --port [port] Port the WebSocket listens to
-w, --no-color Port the WebSocket listens to
-n, --no-users Keep the initial user database empty
-a, --auth-all Automatically authenticate new clients
-r, --randomLatency [latency] Add response latencies from 0 to [latency] ms
-e, --events Send random music and newsub events to API clients
-h, --help Output usage information
api|register|{secret}api|get_user|{user}api|get_points|{user}api|add_points|{user}|{points}The only user in the default database is jaidchen, so this is the testing procedure:
api|register|1234
api|get_points|jaidchen
api|add_points|jaidchen|322
api|get_points|jaidchen
FAQs
Simulates the Deepbot API using a WebSocket
The npm package deepbot-simulator receives a total of 7 weekly downloads. As such, deepbot-simulator popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that deepbot-simulator 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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