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Informations about the package mock-webserver-ext

An extension to Jesse Donat's mock-webserver

This minimalistic library is intended to enable donatj/mock-webserver to handle more complex request definitions, by adapting the interfaces of InterNations/http-mock into it.

Most of the code appears to be a partial rewriting of the Matcher and Expectation implementation in InterNations/http-mock. Therefore, credits of the code should go to InterNations/http-mock.

Why extending donatj/mock-webserver?

We could have chosen not to use donatj/mock-webserver and instead to use InterNations/http-mock. We did not choose this path because InterNations/http-mock is somewhat archived, while donatj/mock-webserver is actively being maintained.

Another reason why we prefer donatj/mock-webserver is the simpler dependency, as InterNations/http-mock appears to use the Symfony framework, which could be a heavy machinery.

How to use

The test script provides a self-explanatory example.

Since ComplexResponse implements ResponseInterface, it can be a drop-in replacement.

License

This package is under the MIT license. For more detail, see LICENSE.

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Requires donatj/mock-webserver Version >=v2.7
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