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Informations about the package mock-webserver
Mock Web Server
Simple, easy to use Mock Web Server for PHP unit testing. Gets along simply with PHPUnit and other unit testing frameworks.
Unit testing HTTP requests can be difficult, especially in cases where injecting a request library is difficult or not ideal. This helps greatly simplify the process.
Mock Web Server creates a local Web Server you can make predefined requests against.
Documentation
See: docs/docs.md
Requirements
- php: >=7.1
- ext-sockets: *
- ext-json: *
- ralouphie/getallheaders: ~2.0 || ~3.0
Installing
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Examples
Basic Usage
The following example shows the most basic usage. If you do not define a path, the server will simply bounce a JSON body describing the request back to you.
Outputs:
Simple
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Change Default Response
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PHPUnit
Delayed Response Usage
By default responses will happen instantly. If you're looking to test timeouts, the DelayedResponse response wrapper may be useful.
Outputs:
Multiple Responses from the Same Endpoint
Response Stack
If you need an ordered set of responses, that can be done using the ResponseStack.
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Response by Method
If you need to vary responses to a single endpoint by method, you can do that using the ResponseByMethod response object.
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All versions of mock-webserver with dependencies
ext-sockets Version *
ext-json Version *
ralouphie/getallheaders Version ~2.0 || ~3.0