httpd-mock for Node.js

This application creates a mock http server that supports static
files and webservices implementation providing a simple configuration file to
the application.

It also acts as a module that can run inside other applications.

Usage

httpd-mock [-c, --config \] [-O, --output] [-p \] [-r \]

If you provide a configuration file and command line arguments that conflicts,
those arguments will override.

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A JSON file containing the following structure:
``

js
{
    "serverRootPath": "./public", // default value
    "servicesPrefix": "/api", // default value
    "output": false, // default value
    "serverPort": "8080", // default value is random, set output has true to see the generated port
    "entities": { // It'll create REST services (GET, POST, PUT, DELETE) per each entity
        "myEntitiy": {
            "defaults": "pathToMyData.json", // the JSON file should contain an array with all the default entries of the entity
            "idAttribute": "_id" // default value
        }
    }
}

$3

js
var HttpdMock = require('httpd-mock'),
    httpdMock = new HttpdMock();
httpdMock
    .setConfigFile('pathtofile.json');
    .start();

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When used as a module an instance of the module will create a object with the
interface documented below.

#### new HttpdMock(options)
Creates the object. Set options. Object structure is the same as the config.

#### createWebServices(webServices)
Registers the web services received as argument, fallbacks to config.

#### getInstance()
Returns the express instance of the mock server.

#### getListener()
Returns the listener instance of the web server.

#### getPort()
Returns the port that the server is listening to.

#### setConfigFile(path)
Path to the config file.

#### setOptions(options)
Set options. Object structure is the same as the config.

#### setServerRootPath(path)
Sets the root path of the server. Remember the server is static.
Any server side language won't be supported.

#### start(port || defaults to config || defaults to random)
Start the http server on the port received as argument, fallbacks to config, if
null fallbacks to random.