pymocky 1.1.1

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Mock server to return static response.

Install

pip install pymocky

Check with command:

pymocky -h

How to use

pymocky -p extras/sample/

Test with command (need curl):

curl http://localhost:9000/login

To change from default scenario to other use (server need be running):

pymocky --update-scenario "login-error"

Test again with command (need curl):

curl http://localhost:9000/login

Example of YAML file

mappings:
- id: hello_world
   scenario: login-success
   request:
      url: .*pymocky_hello_world.*
      method: post
      query_string: .*param1=value&param2=value2
      form_fields:
      username: .*demo
      password: .*12345
      headers:
         "Content-Type": "application/json"
      body: .*Hello World.*
   response:
      headers:
         "Content-Type": "application/json"
      body_raw: Hello world from pymocky!
      body_file: files/dummy.xml
      body_json:
         success: false
         data:
         errors: []
      body_image: images/image1.png
      body_python: files/dummy.py

You can use “body_raw”, “body_file”, “body_json”, “body_image” or “body_python” as response type.

body_raw: Raw text as response
body_file: File content with mimetype discovery by extension
body_json: Json as YAML object or string
body_image: Image file with mimetype discovery by extension
body_python: Python file to be executed

Change scenario

To change from default scenario to other use (server need be running):

pymocky --update-scenario "login-error"

Testing

You need install test dependencies with the command:

pip install -r requirements_tests.txt

To execute all tests use the command:

python -m pytest tests

To coverage test use the command:

python -m pytest --cov=. --cov-report=xml --cov-report=html tests

To install locally during development:

python setup.py install

Packaging

To package and upload for distribution on PyPi server use:

python setup.py upload

Contributing

• Fork the project and clone locally.

• Create a new branch for what you’re going to work on.

• Push to your origin repository.

• Create a new pull request in GitHub.

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License

MIT

Copyright (c) 2020-present, Paulo Coutinho