Pretender.js

Web

Freedom report

No signalScore 5.0

Pretender.js is ranked #26 of 27 in API mocking tools on Freedom251. It runs on Web.

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Purpose: Pretender is a mock server library for XMLHttpRequest and Fetch with an Express/Sinatra-style routing syntax.
Browser-only: Pretender only works in the browser.
Route methods: The routing DSL provides get, put, post, delete, patch, and head methods.
Response timing: Routes can respond asynchronously, synchronously, after a delay, or only when manually resolved.
Pass-through: Routes can be configured to pass requests through to native XMLHttpRequest requests.
Request tracking: Pretender tracks handlers and handled, unhandled, and pass-through requests, and tracking can be disabled with an option.
Installation: The README shows installation with yarn add -D pretender or npm install --save-dev pretender.
Module use: The README shows Pretender loaded directly in a browser or imported as a module.
License: The repository uses the MIT license, which grants permission to use, copy, modify, distribute, sublicense, and sell the software without charge.
Support and community: The project asks community members to follow its Code of Conduct and directs reports to a maintainer.

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