bblimke/webmock

Features

• HTTP Stubbing Frameworks - Implements a comprehensive framework for stubbing HTTP requests and returning predefined status codes and bodies.
• Ruby - Simulates HTTP server responses to isolate application logic from external network dependencies in Ruby projects.
• Request Body Matchers - Validates request payloads using regular expressions, partial data structures, or custom logic blocks.
• Application-Level Traffic Interception - Hooks into Ruby HTTP client libraries to divert outgoing traffic into a custom stub handler.
• Request History Logs - Captures and stores a history of all intercepted requests to enable post-execution assertions.
• Ruby HTTP Mocking Libraries - Provides utilities to intercept and simulate HTTP traffic within Ruby applications during testing.
• API Expectation Frameworks - Provides tools to verify that specific API calls were made with the expected parameters and headers.
• External API Call Assertions - Verifies that an application made expected outgoing HTTP requests to external services.
• Custom Mock Response Overrides - Enables the configuration of custom status codes, headers, and bodies to override default mock responses.
• Request Verification - Asserts that outgoing requests were made, skipped, or executed a specific number of times.
• Network Connection Blockers - Blocks all external network connections by default to prevent accidental requests during testing.
• Response Simulators - Generates custom status codes, artificial delays, and specific content types to test application resilience.
• Network Failure Simulations - Provides simulations of network-level errors such as connection timeouts and service outages to verify application resilience.
• Regex Request Matching - Allows matching API requests using regular expressions and flexible patterns in URIs and headers.
• Network Request Assertions - Provides assertions for verifying that specific network requests were executed with expected parameters.
• Network Request Filters - Uses regular expressions and custom logic to block or allow specific network requests based on URL patterns.
• HTTP Client Interception - Intercepts outgoing network traffic to block external connections and prevent accidental requests during tests.
• File-Based Response Serving - Serves the raw contents of local files as mock API response bodies.
• Dynamic Response Callbacks - Provides custom callback functions to generate mock responses dynamically based on incoming request data.
• Response Sequencing - Returns a sequence of different responses for repeated requests to the same endpoint.
• Local API Response Mocking - Loads raw HTTP responses from local files to serve as stubbed return values.
• Mock State Resetting - Includes utilities to reset request history and clear active stubs between individual test cases.
• Network Connectivity Controls - Restricts or permits network access to specific hosts during test execution to ensure isolation.
• Testing - HTTP request stubbing.

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