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Home / Blog / mock-server / automatic-mockserver-generation

Automatic Mock Server Generation

2023-02-06
APIGit Team
3 min read
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Updated November 2026: The screens have changed since this post, and generated scripts are now one way to build a code-based mock server (Team and Enterprise plans). See Start from your API document. If you do not need custom logic, a spec-based mock needs no generated code at all.

In our recent release, we introduced one-click generation of ready-to-use mock servers features. This will transform the way you create and manage your mock servers. With just one click, you can now quickly generate ready-to-use mock servers from your API specification stored in APIGit's repository or an APIGit mock server example.

To take advantage of this new feature, simply navigate to the Mock Scripts tab, enter edit mode and click on the Generate from Spec button.

automatic generation of mock server button

In the Generate Routes from API Spec window, select an API specification, then an operation. The route for that operation is generated from the specification, ready to add to your script. Turn on new only to list just the operations that have no route yet.

automatic generation of mock server dialog

To write all the routes at once, use the generate icon above the script list. It backs up the current apigit-mock/main.js and writes a new one from the API specifications you select.

This makes it easy to detect changes in your API specification and bring your mock server up-to-date. The generated code is yours from then on: it does not change when the specification does.

Here are some of the key benefits of this new feature:

  • One-click generation of ready-to-use mockservers from API specifications stored in APIGit's repository
  • Easy identification of new operations with the new only switch
  • Your existing main.js is backed up before a full generation

We believe that this new feature will significantly enhance your experience with Mockserver and make the process of creating and managing mock servers faster and easier. If you have any questions or feedback, please don't hesitate to reach out to our support team. We're here to help!

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