Generate API Mocks in seconds
Open-source Mock Server to quickly create mock API endpoints for testing without creating an actual API. Edit Content-Type, Status Code, Headers, and Response body easily on the Mock Server.
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Application and Use Cases
Here’s how you can use Requestly’s Mock Server feature in your daily workflow
Mock Backend Response
When the backend isn’t ready and you want to mock the API response.
Mock Different Formats
Besides mocking an API Response, we also allow you to write plain HTML/CSS/JS on our editor and test it out without deploying.
Manage Your Mocks
Test the Mocks you created using our API Client. Apart from editing Content-Type, Status Code and body of the response, you can also set latencies to test the responses.
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Requestly comes as a savior whenever the Adobe platform debugger shows a glitch in the launch library override. I used Requestly for redirect and mockup file server and it really helped me in dev and debugging. The interface is easy to use and creating a rule on one machine and accessing it from different machines makes it awesome.
Great tool for frontend developers and QA tester for API response, redirects, mock data and much more. Requestly removes the dependency on waiting for backend API’s. Really useful to have in your frontend development environment.
Requestly’s browser extension is remarkably easy to use. As a full-stack developer, I often need to test data-intensive UI for edge cases and performance. Using Requestly I can do it very easily by mocking network requests, without needing code changes or database seeding.
