Mimic, mock http requests is a Chrome extension called Mimic that provides seamless mocking and simulation of HTTP-based APIs. It is designed for developers who need an easy way to set up a mock API without any configuration. With Mimic, you can test edge cases and failure modes that the real API may not reliably produce. It utilizes the mimic framework and offers an intuitive web UI for injecting scenarios and scripts without preconfiguration. For more information, visit https://github.com/500tech/mimic.
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This plugin is a simulator for HTTP-based APIs. It can be used for mocking any web site integrate with HTTP or HTTPS.
It enables you testing of edge cases and failure modes that the real API won't reliably produce.It's created for developers who at many times wish they had an easy way to setup a mock api.
Mimic plugin is built on mimic framework, with an intuitive web UI for injective scenarios,scripts without preconfiguration.
Just like NE debug said, it does not show whatever is on screenshot. When I installed it into my browser it just displays a popup that allows to enter one pattern and mock for it. Nothing else except save/cancel and disable buttons, I could not find UI shown on screenshots in the Chrome Dev Tools. And it seems to not working, I could not get a single request mocked.
Mimic saved countless dev hours of me and my team.
some of feature that like loved
1. import/export mock, helped my team to preview during code reviews.
2. logs tab helped me to quickly mock (just set the content-type header currently and it will work then)
looking forward for
1. swagger 2 or openAPI 3 support.
2. import/export using HAR file which is an standard way to share request/response logs.
Oleg Galaburda, 2023-11-14
Veetesh Jain, 2020-09-02
NE debug, 2020-08-07
