Webfaker
Fake implementations of all your favourite Webmaker servers and APIs, including:
Webfaker is meant to aid in developing Webmaker code that depends on any/all of these services. It can be used as a library or started via the command-line.
Install
$ npm install -g webfaker
Invoking via command-line
$ webfaker
...
Started Webfaker services on http://localhost ports: FakeAPI=10000, Fogin=10001, Fubble=10002
This will start all 3 servers on ports 10000 (MakeAPI), 10001 (Login), and 10002 (Hubble). You can use another series of ports by specifing a port in the command line. Other optional command line arguments include:
$ webfaker --port 5000 --fakes 1000 --username someone --password supersecret --email me@email.com --admincheck false
port
- the first of 3 ports to use for the serversfakes
- the number of fake records to insert into FakeAPI. NOTE: this will also cause matching fake Login accounts to get created.username
- username to use for basic auth between serverspassword
- password to use for basic auth between serversemail
- an email address to add to the list of logins created on startup. This will create an admin user with thewebfaker
subdomain and the given email.admincheck
- whether or not to skip doing user lookup and admin checks for theisAdmin
route in the login server. This is useful if you need to fake admin users (defaults to true)
Using as a module
The command line version uses a module to control the servers, which you can use as well. This is useful if you want to programmatically access the servers to start and stop them in testing or the like.
var Webfaker = ; Webfakerstart // First of 3 ports to use for the 3 servers port: 5000 // HTTP basic auth credentials to use for all servers username: "username" password: "password" // Number of fake makes to create fakes: 500 // Extra fake logins to create in the login server logins: email: "admin@webfaker.org" subdomain: "admin" fullName: "An Admin" isAdmin: true // Whether or not to do user lookup and admin checks in the isAdmin route isAdminCheck: false { console;}; // do some things... Webfaker;