Introduction
2023-7-13 Less than 1 minute
It mocks http requests issued by axios, jquery, superagent, node-fetch, got, (… you name it) by intercepting XMLHttpRequest, fetch, and nodejs native HTTP/HTTPS module requests at the low level.
- XMLHttpRequest
- fetch
- https.request, https.get (nodejs native https request)
- http.request, http.get (nodejs native http request)
- wx.request
Because of the low-level interception, any 3th-party request libraries that based on the above requests can also be supported, such as:
axios, jquery, superagent, ky, node-fetch, got, request ...
It differs from the other mocking libraries in that it provides a webpack plugin and command line tool to separate mock data from your business code. It's a truly non-hacking mocking library. You never have to hack into your business code to mock something ever again after a one-time configuration.