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Package php-dummy-server
Short Description It simplifies testing by enabling you to define various responses (success, failure) and isolate your application from external dependencies
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/alirezamires/php-dummy-server
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PHP Dummy Server: Simulate APIs for Easy Testing
The PHP Dummy Server is a library that allows you to create a mock server environment for testing applications that rely on external APIs or services. It simplifies testing by enabling you to define various responses (success, failure) and isolate your application from external dependencies.
Benefits:
Reliable Tests: Ensures tests fail only due to genuine bugs in your code, not external factors. Flexible Responses: Simulate different API responses (success, errors) for various test scenarios. Decoupled Development: Start development on your application even before the actual service is available. Isolated Teams: Allows development teams to work independently even if the real service is unstable. Simplified Debugging: Isolate issues during deployment and debugging by simulating specific services locally.
Getting Started
Installation
Install the library using Composer:
Configuration
Edit the server.php
file:
Define the Data Directory: Set the PHP_DUMMY_SERVER_ROOT_DIR constant to specify the location for storing dummy server data (e.g., responses).
Run the Server
Start the server using the following command in your terminal:
Defining Responses
Create a folder named dummy-data in the root directory specified in configuration.
Inside the dummy-data
folder, create JSON files to define response data for different scenarios.\
Supported HTTP Methods:
- GET: Retrieves the data from the corresponding JSON file.
- POST: Creates a new JSON file with a unique identifier based on the request data.
- PUT: Updates the existing JSON file with the request data.
- DELETE: Deletes the existing JSON file.
Example: Defining a Response for a GET Request.
Create a file named 1.json
inside the dummy-data/user
folder with the following content:
Now, any GET request to http://localhost:8000/user/1 will return the data from the 1.json file.
Additional Notes:
- The server ignores empty files.
License:
This library is licensed under the MIT License.
Contributing
We welcome contributions to improve this library. Feel free to submit pull requests or open issues on the GitHub repository.