mountebank-formatters
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The default parsers and formatters for managing mountebank test data
As of v2.4.0, mountebank supports custom formatters.
A formatter consists of two functions:
load, which loads the --configfile used to start mountebanksave, which saves the test data captured in a running process of mountebank using the mb save commandThose two functions should work in concert, so you can round-trip the configuration. In other words, the following should always work for the same formatter:
mb save --savefile mb.json --formatter default
mb stop
mb start --configfile mb.json --formatter default
For years, mountebank supported EJS templating, which could be turned off using the --noParse CLI flag.
When EJS made a breaking change, mountebank couldn't accept it because it would break existing config files.
That has now been modularized into this module (allowing mountebank core to upgrade EJS), and remains
the default option for backwards compatibility. However, now mountebank supports configurable formatters.
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The default parsers and formatters for managing mountebank test data
The npm package mountebank-formatters receives a total of 31,508 weekly downloads. As such, mountebank-formatters popularity was classified as popular.
We found that mountebank-formatters 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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