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This is a standalone HTTP server created to simulate various responses as if they are returned by a third party web service APIs. For example, the simulator can be configured to act as api.twitter.com or graph.facebook.com without your application knowing the difference. Its primary use is for functional (manual and automated) testing. Its secondary uses are monitoring and performance/stress testi
The Rise of Augmented Reality in Remote Support Augmented reality (AR) is no longer confined to sci-fi movies. It’s now a groundbreaking tool in various industries. Among its many applications, remote assistance stands out. Through AR, experts can provide guidance from miles away. Benefits of AR-Based Remote Assistance AR remote assistance brings multiple advantages. Let’s… Continue reading Augmen
Getting started Kakapo its a full featured http mocking library, he allows you to entirely replicate your backend logic in simple and declaritive way directly in the browser. This way you can easily prototype and develop the whole Application without backend and just deactivate Kakapo when you go production. In order to achieve that Kakapo gives you a set of utilities like Routing, Database, Respo
https://techblog.livingsocial.com/blog/2014/08/26/soa-series-part-5-testing-apps-with-service-dependencies/ 1 comment | 1 point | by WazanovaNews ■ comment by Jshiike | 約3時間前 LivingSocialのRailsアプリSOAシリーズの5回目として、サービス指向アーキテクチャにおけるテストのあり方についての話。 まずは、アプリ間のサービスコールを全てmock/stubしたり、逆に依存関係を常にそのまま利用するのではなく、1回だけコールする手法を推薦しています。 テスト対象のコードは、依存するサービスに一度だけコール & レスポンスを記録し、その後の実行ではリプレイを利用する。 メリット ネットワークコールが一度で済むの
Pretender is a mock server library for XMLHttpRequest and Fetch, that comes with an express/sinatra style syntax for defining routes and their handlers. Pretender will temporarily replace native XMLHttpRequest and Fetch , intercept all requests, and direct them to little pretend service you've defined. ⚠️ Pretender only works in the browser! const PHOTOS = { "10": { id: 10, src: 'http://media.giph
クライアントサーバーアプリ開発では、開発・デバッグ中に問題が発生した時に原因がクライアント側にあるのかサーバー側にあるのか両方の視点から特定していかなければいけない場面に遭遇します。OHHTTPStubsを使うと、手軽に(通信部分のコードに手を入れることなく!)HTTP通信のスタブを実現できて大変便利です。 OHHTTPStubsの基本 [OHHTTPStubs stubRequestsPassingTest:^BOOL(NSURLRequest *request) { return (リクエストに対して偽のレスポンスを返すかどうか); } withStubResponse:^OHHTTPStubsResponse*(NSURLRequest *request) { return (返すレスポンスの内容); }]; 基本的にはスタブしたいHTTP通信が行われる前の適当なタイミングでstub
I wish there were a standard for this, but alas, that's not to be the case. (HAR thought it was going to be up to the task, but it's for forensic analysis of what happened during requests, not what came back.) So we made one up. It's newline-delimited. Line 1 is a regular expression that matches the HTTP method. Something like GET or GET|POST or .* will work. Line 2 is a regular expression that ma
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