VWS Mock
Mock for the Vuforia Web Services (VWS) API, the Vuforia Web Query API, and the Model Target Web API.
Mocking calls made to Vuforia
MockVWS intercepts requests made with requests, httpx or HTTPX2.
pip install vws-python-mockThis requires Python 3.14+.
"""Make a request to the Vuforia Web Services API mock."""
import requests
from mock_vws import MockVWS
from mock_vws.database import CloudDatabase
with MockVWS() as mock:
database = CloudDatabase()
mock.add_cloud_database(cloud_database=database)
# This will use the Vuforia mock.
_ = requests.get(url="https://vws.vuforia.com/summary", timeout=30)MockVWS also intercepts httpx requests:
"""Make a request to the Vuforia Web Services API mock using httpx."""
import httpx
from mock_vws import MockVWS
from mock_vws.database import CloudDatabase
with MockVWS() as mock:
database = CloudDatabase()
mock.add_cloud_database(cloud_database=database)
# This will use the Vuforia mock.
_ = httpx.get(url="https://vws.vuforia.com/summary", timeout=30)MockVWS also intercepts HTTPX2 requests, with no need for httpx2.alias_httpx():
"""Make a request to the Vuforia Web Services API mock using httpx2."""
import httpx2
from mock_vws import MockVWS
from mock_vws.database import CloudDatabase
with MockVWS() as mock:
database = CloudDatabase()
mock.add_cloud_database(cloud_database=database)
# This will use the Vuforia mock.
_ = httpx2.get(url="https://vws.vuforia.com/summary", timeout=30)Asynchronous httpx and HTTPX2 clients are intercepted as well.
By default, an exception will be raised if any requests to unmocked addresses are made.
Using containers to mock calls to Vuforia from any language
You can run a Mock VWS instance using Docker or Apple’s container CLI.
This allows you to run tests against a mock VWS instance regardless of the language or tooling you are using.
See the the instructions for how to do this.
Full documentation
See the full documentation. This includes details on how to use the mock, options, and details of the differences between the mock and the real Vuforia Web Services.
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