Moksy is an open source .Net library for stubbing, mocking and simulating web services. Intended to be driven from MsTest (or your favorite testing framework), Moksy will create a real HTTP Server end-point that your system under test or other services can hit. For example: Moksy.Common.Proxy proxy = new Moksy.Common.Proxy(10011); proxy.Start(); var simulation = SimulationFactory.When.I.Get().From("/TheEndpoint").Then.Return.Body("Hello World!").And.StatusCode(System.Net.HttpStatusCode.OK); proxy.Add(simulation); Navigating to http://localhost:10011/TheEndpoint in your browser or hitting that Url from another service will return "Hello World!". This release has a strong focus on testing JSON-based web services.
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Moksy is an open source .Net library for stubbing, mocking and simulating web services. Intended to be driven from MsTest (or your favorite testing framework), Moksy will create a real HTTP Server end-point that your system under test or other services can hit. For example: Moksy.Common.Proxy proxy = new Moksy.Common.Proxy(10011); proxy.Start(); var simulation = SimulationFactory.When.I.Get().From("/TheEndpoint").Then.Return.Body("Hello World!").And.StatusCode(System.Net.HttpStatusCode.OK); proxy.Add(simulation); Navigating to http://localhost:10011/TheEndpoint in your browser or hitting that Url from another service will return "Hello World!". This release has a strong focus on testing JSON-based web services.
We found that moksy 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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