You’re welcome to use this tool in case you have a bug in as “hot” environment (prod, pre-prod, …) which can not be reproduced in your local IDE environment due to chains of many external requests dependencies (db, HTTP, …).
We could address this in a few steps:
- Record:
Intercept and save data from any API on dependable environment (prod, pre-prod,…)
- Fetch:
Transport intercepted data to your IDE environment.
- Replay:
Replay captured from data environment into your IDE environment.
Repeat “Replay” step until you find a solution to the problem.
The idea is heavily inspired by Vcrpy library. Here is listed some points where vcrpy does not perform well for our problem areas.
Eager to get started? This page gives a good introduction in how to get started with ./docs/quickstart.rst.
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