TLDR; <a href="https://github.com/Ananto30/mocker" class="autolinkedURL autolinkedURL-url" target="_blank">github.com/Ananto30/mocker</a>
The idea is really simple. Just create high-performing 🚀 mock servers using a json file that maps path to status code and response body.
This can be used to benchmark your microservices, that are dependant on other HTTP services.
This is a sample mock file -
<pre><code>{
 "/hello/worlds": {
 "statusCode": 200,
 "responseBody": {
 "message": "Hello worlds!",
 "data" : {
 "time": "now"
 },
 "worlds": [
 "cross origin world",
 "mars world",
 "moon world"
 ]
 }
 }
}
</code></pre>Then just run - 
<pre><code>./mocker -addr &lt;YOUR_HOST_AND_PORT&gt; -file &lt;MOCK_JSON_FILE_LOCATION&gt;
</code></pre>In windows -
<pre><code>mocker.exe -addr &lt;YOUR_HOST_AND_PORT&gt; -file &lt;MOCK_JSON_FILE_LOCATION&gt;
</code></pre>Please report bugs and suggest new features and ideas. 👇

TLDR; https://github.com/Ananto30/mocker

The idea is really simple. Just create high-performing 🚀 mock servers using a json file that maps path to status code and response body.

This can be used to benchmark your microservices, that are dependant on other HTTP services.

This is a sample mock file -

```
{
 "/hello/worlds": {
 "statusCode": 200,
 "responseBody": {
 "message": "Hello worlds!",
 "data" : {
 "time": "now"
 },
 "worlds": [
 "cross origin world",
 "mars world",
 "moon world"
 ]
 }
 }
}
```
Then just run - 
```
./mocker -addr <YOUR_HOST_AND_PORT> -file <MOCK_JSON_FILE_LOCATION>
```
In windows -
```
mocker.exe -addr <YOUR_HOST_AND_PORT> -file <MOCK_JSON_FILE_LOCATION>
```

Please report bugs and suggest new features and ideas. 👇

Create your own blazing fast mock server with just a JSON file!