hypermock alternatives and similar packages
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bypass
Bypass provides a quick way to create a custom plug that can be put in place instead of an actual HTTP server to return prebaked responses to client requests. -
mix_test_interactive
Interactive watch mode for Elixir's mix test. https://hexdocs.pm/mix_test_interactive/ -
mecks_unit
A simple Elixir package to elegantly mock module functions within (asynchronous) ExUnit tests using Erlang's :meck library
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HyperMock
HTTP request stubbing and expectation Elixir library. Intercepts HTTP calls and either returns a stubbed response if that request was stubbed or raises an error if a matching request was not found in the stubbed requests.
The idea is to provide tools to explicitly verify properties of the actual request rather than loose stubbing to return canned responses in your tests.
Unused stubs in your tests will also raise errors.
defmodule RequestTest do
use HyperMock
def fail do
HyperMock.intercept do
# No expectations have been set. This will raise an error.
HTTPotion.get "http://example.com:3000/users", [body: "hello=world", headers: ["User-Agent": "My App"]]
end
end
def yay do
HyperMock.intercept do
request = %Request{ method: :get, uri: "http://lol.biz.info", headers: ["User-Agent": "My App"] }
response = %Response{ body: "LOOOOOOOOOOOOL m8!" }
stub_request request, response
# This will return a HTTPotion.Response struct with a 200 status and body of "LOOOOOOOOOOOOL m8!"
HTTPotion.get("http://lol.biz.info", headers: ["User-Agent": "My App"]) |> inspect |> IO.puts
end
end
end
Limitations
Only works with ibrowse synchronous requests right now. If you want to add support for asynchronous requests or another client open an issue and let's talk about it :)
Contributing
If you have an idea please open an issue to start discussion first. The feature may have been discussed previously or in development.