Using Pre-Installed Libraries

Code-based mock servers come with popular JavaScript libraries pre-installed. Load them with require in your scripts, with no installation step:

const _ = require('lodash');
const moment = require('moment');
const { faker } = require('@faker-js/faker');
 
mock.define('/test-libs', 'GET', (req, res) => {
  const randomUser = {
    id: faker.string.uuid(),
    name: faker.person.fullName(),
    email: faker.internet.email()
  };
  res.json({
    currentDate: moment().format(),
    activeUsers: _.filter([{ active: true }, { active: false }], { active: true }),
    randomUser: randomUser
  });
});

These libraries help you create rich, dynamic responses. Mock code runs without network access, so a library must be pre-installed or included in your apigit-mock/ folder. The supported libraries are:

• @faker-js/faker (v9.9.0) - data generator
• ajv (v8.17.1) - JSON schema validation
• base64-js (v1.5.1) - Base64 encoding/decoding
• body-parser (v1.20.3) - request body parsing
• cookie-parser (v1.4.7) - cookie parsing
• cors (v2.8.5) - Cross-Origin Resource Sharing middleware
• jsonwebtoken (v9.0.2) - JWT creation and verification
• lodash (v4.17.21) - general utility
• moment (v2.30.1) - time and date handling
• uuid (v11.0.3) - UUID generator
• validator (v13.12.0) - validation helper

If another popular library would be useful to you, send a request to support@apigit.com.