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Mock API

App created to mock with REST using JSON.

Rules

When a request is made the following flow is followed:

• Does it exist in the mock folder (as per the api.fileBase property)? If so, return the mock.
• Does the uri fit into any pattern in the api.uriConfigurations []. Pattern list? If so, it will redirect according to the configuration and cache according to the backup field.
• If it does not enter the previous flows, it will redirect to the default host api.host

Requirements

• Java JDK 8
• Gradle 4

Run

Using Your Property File

Create your src / main / resources / application-custom.yml property file and run it with the -Dspring.profiles.active = custom argument. Example:

gradle bootRun -Dspring.profiles.active=custom

Using Docker Image

To generate the project Docker image, run:

gradle buildDocker

By default, the image name will be elemental-source / mock-api: VERSAO.

To run the application, create two directories: one containing the application-custom.yml configuration file and the other containing the mock files. Then run:

docker run -d --name mock-api \
       -p 9090:9090 \
       -v /path/para/arquivo/application-custom.yml:/config/application.yml \
       -v /path/para/diretorio/dados/:/data \
       elemental-source/mock-api:VERSAO

The 9090 port exposes the service while the 5000 port is used to debug the application.

To view the application logs from the container: docker logs -f mock-api

ALL

• Correct Code Style
• Insert example of "property file" in README
• Separate unit tests from integrated tests
• Fix skipping tests
• Review dependencies (see, for example, if it is even necessary to have the GSON or modelmapper)
• Use objectmapper as component: `compile ('com.fasterxml.jackson.datatype: jackson-datatype-jdk8')``