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vite-plugin-fake-server
Advanced tools
A fake server plugin for Vite. Live Demo
ts
, js
, mjs
files.npm install --save-dev vite-plugin-fake-server
Configure plugins in the configuration file of Vite, such as vite.config.ts
:
// vite.config.ts
import react from "@vitejs/plugin-react";
import { defineConfig } from "vite";
import { vitePluginFakeServer } from "vite-plugin-fake-server";
// https://vitejs.dev/config/
export default defineConfig({
plugins: [
react(),
// here
vitePluginFakeServer(),
],
});
By default, it is only valid in the development environment (enableDev = true
), and monitors in real time (watch = true
) all ts
, js
, mjs
files in the mock folder under the current project. When the browser has For the real requested link, the terminal will automatically print the requested URL (logger = true
).
For case details, please click this link to view packages/playground/ts-example/src
The most recommended way is to use a TypeScript file so you can use the defineFakeRoute
function to get good code hints.
The defineFakeRoute function parameters require the user to enter the route type as follows:
export interface FakeRoute {
url: string;
method?: HttpMethodType;
timeout?: number;
statusCode?: number;
statusText?: string;
headers?: OutgoingHttpHeaders;
response?: (HTTPRequest: URLRequest, req: IncomingMessage, res: ServerResponse) => any;
rawResponse?: (req: IncomingMessage, res: ServerResponse) => void;
}
export type FakeRouteConfig = FakeRoute[] | FakeRoute;
export function defineFakeRoute(config: FakeRouteConfig) {
return config;
}
It should be noted that this way of introduction will cause
vite build
to fail.import { defineFakeRoute } from "vite-plugin-fake-server";
.ts
fileimport { faker } from "@faker-js/faker";
import Mock from "mockjs";
import { defineFakeRoute } from "vite-plugin-fake-server/client";
const adminUserTemplate = {
id: "@guid",
username: "@first",
email: "@email",
avatar: '@image("200x200")',
role: "admin",
};
const adminUserInfo = Mock.mock(adminUserTemplate);
export default defineFakeRoute([
{
url: "/mock/get-user-info",
response: () => {
return adminUserInfo;
},
},
{
url: "/fake/get-user-info",
response: () => {
return {
id: faker.string.uuid(),
avatar: faker.image.avatar(),
birthday: faker.date.birthdate(),
email: faker.internet.email(),
firstName: faker.person.firstName(),
lastName: faker.person.lastName(),
sex: faker.person.sexType(),
role: "admin",
};
},
},
]);
.js
file/** @type {import("vite-plugin-fake-server").FakeRouteConfig} */
export default [
{
url: "/mock/esm",
response: ({ query }) => {
return { format: "ESM", query };
},
},
{
url: "/mock/response-text",
response: (_, req) => {
return req.headers["content-type"];
},
},
{
url: "/mock/post",
method: "POST",
response: ({ body }) => {
return { ...JSON.parse(body), timestamp: Date.now() };
},
},
];
.mjs
fileexport default {
url: "/mock/mjs",
method: "POST",
statusCode: 200,
statusText: "OK",
response: () => {
return { format: "ESM" };
},
};
Type: string
Default: "mock"
Set the folder where the mock/fake ts
, js
, mjs
files is stored.
Type: string[]
Default: []
Exclude files in the include
directory.
Type: boolean
Default: true
Set whether to listen to include
files.
Type: boolean
Default: true
Set whether to display the request log on the console.
Type: string[]
Default: ["ts", "js", "mjs"]
Set the mock files extensions.
Type: number
Default: undefined
Set default response delay time.
Type: string
Default: ""
Set the root address of the request URL.
Type: OutgoingHttpHeaders
Default: {}
Set default headers for responses.
Type: boolean
Default: true
Set up the service simulator in the development environment.
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Type: boolean
Default: false
Set up the service simulator in the production environment.
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⚠️ The node module cannot be used in the mock file, otherwise the production environment will fail.As an alternative to keep consistent with the development environment, you can build a standalone deployment server, see build option.
Compared with the development environment, the API interface defined in the production environment does not have a rawResponse
function. The response function does not have the second parameter request
and the third parameter response
.
export interface FakeRoute {
url: string;
method?: HttpMethodType;
timeout?: number;
statusCode?: number;
response?: (HTTPRequest: URLRequest) => any;
}
Type: boolean | ServerBuildOptions
Default: false
Set whether to export a independently deployable fake service(only valid in build mode).
interface ServerBuildOptions {
/**
* @description Server port
* @default 8888
*/
port?: number;
/**
* Directory relative from `root` where build output will be placed. If the
* directory exists, it will be removed before the build.
* @default "mockServer"
*/
outDir?: string;
}
# packages/vite-plugin-fake-server
npm run build:watch
# packages/playground/ts-example
npm run dev
# packages/vite-plugin-fake-server
npm run build:watch
# packages/playground/ts-example
npm run build
npm run preview
MIT License © 2023-Present Condor Hero
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