Simple server for testing back-end service
Simply drop it in a folder whose content you want to serve. It's just one exe file
Download the lattest release here https://github.com/ServeMeLlib/dev/releases or get it from nuget
Taking a page from the npm package 'serve' , this little app does the same thing :
` Assuming you would like to serve a static site, single page application or just a static file (no matter if on your device or on the local network), this package is just the right choice for you.
It behaves exactly like static deployments on Now, so it's perfect for developing your static project. Then, when it's time to push it into production, you deploy it. `
Ok, so you want to do more, like serve json data like it's coming from a real REST api server ? No worries :) I've got you covered !
To serve json in response to an REST request, create a server.csv file containing url/json mapping of url pathAndQuery mapping to the json filename containing the json that should be served.
If you are using server.csv then note that the csv format is : [ pathAndQuery , some.json , httpMethod , responseCode ]
Note : that you can use regular expressions to pattern match the PathAndQuery !
For example, to return content or orders.json when GET or POST /GetOrders , then server.csv will contain GetOrders , orders.json
Another example, to return content or orders.json when only GET /GetOrders , then server.csv will contain GetOrders , orders.json , get
Another example, to return {'orderId':'1001'} when only POST /UpdateOrder , then server.csv will contain UpdateOrder , {'orderId':'1001'} , POST
Another example, to return a 404 when only GET /AllData , then server.csv will contain UpdateOrder , {} , GET , 404
Another example, to return {'orderId':'1001'} when only POST /UpdateOrder, matching the path and query exactly , then server.csv will contain exactly UpdateOrder , {'orderId':'1001'} , POST
Another example, to return http:https://www.google.com content when only GET /google, matching the path and query exactly , then server.csv will contain exactly /google , http:https://www.google.com , GET
This is how a sample server.csv looks like https://github.com/ServeMeLlib/dev/blob/master/server.csv
You get the gist :)