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Simple way to generate mock servers written in Go
### Context Right now the tool `Killgrave` is using for differents companies and users, but the documentation on the repository is very poor with a very little examples. We need...
Adding a new configuration option per imposter to dump into the stdout the incoming requests. This configuration could be override by a command line parameter, in which case all the...
When the mock server gets a request after a while sends a request to the given url. This feature might be useful for 3rd API service which works with send...
I think this project can hugely benefit from structured logging. User should be able to see what request server handled and how (maybe why they haven't handled by supposed handler,...
Even the schema that was provided in [documentation ](https://github.com/friendsofgo/killgrave#create-an-imposter-using-json-schema) also gives me the below error in terminal: parse "file://D:\\killgrave-master\\killgrave-master/internal\\server\\http\\test\\testdata\\imposters/schemas/create_gopher_request.json": invalid port ":\\killgrave-master\\killgrave-master" after host: error validating the json schema In...
I would like to have a way to configure, per imposter, if the incoming requests should be dumped to stdout or not. Also would be nice to have a command...
## Context A quite common feature on some of the mock servers of the market is the possibility to define a different response for each time an imposter is requested....
### Context Killgrave was born like an easy way to create mocks servers to HTTP APIs, so the philosophy of Killgrave was to make mocking easy and accessible to as...
I'd be nice to have support for: - Aptitude (Debian/Ubuntu) - RedHat - Windows - Homebrew (no tap) - Etc
(Straightly related with https://github.com/friendsofgo/killgrave/issues/33) ## Context A really very-well feature for Killgrave would be to be able to create "responses" (configuration) itself on-the-fly. The idea is to let the user...
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Simple way to generate mock servers written in Go