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MSL (pronounced 'Missile') stands for Mock Service Layer. Our tools enable quick local deployment of your UI code on Node and mocking of your service layer for fast, targeted testing.
When we have sub-level iframes, appcontainer-driver.js won't work beyond first level. We should provide an API to allow users to select different levels of iframe inside our container iframe (at...
Implement a new feature that the MSL server can respond http requests with local static files, and user can assign the server to read the files from any directory.
User will be able to inject custom made functions to parse URLs to retrieve static files. For example, If some of the app code or css file is been redirect...
We will create a config file so that user can put all the setting such as port, basedir, debug mode into to the file for the server to pick up,...
Currently our mock response is registered and returned by using the request Url + Params as unique key. However, there can be situations that a server handles requests through the...
The API should allow user to specify a timeout and within the timeout it should poll server to wait for intercept to happen. If intercept did happen within the timeout,...
Since XHR2 doesn't support sync calls, we should consider the following for msl-client-node: 1) Use a different library - https://github.com/driverdan/node-XMLHttpRequest 2) Build polling ourselves inside node client
We currently run Java client tests only. We should enable browser and node client tests to run as well on Travis-CI. For the browser client, we need to have a...
jQuery has deprecated size() and encourages length attribute to be used instead. We should change our size() method to length() and use .length in the eval call. We need to...
Gradle is a build tool (like Ant, Maven) written in Groovy. It has a plugin for node (https://github.com/srs/gradle-node-plugin) and may be able to run Karma tests as well (http://stackoverflow.com/questions/22336537/how-to-run-js-karma-tests-from-gradle). Of...
