http-request-mock/tool/bin/cli.d.ts

Intercept & mock http requests issued by XMLHttpRequest, fetch, nodejs https/http module, axios, jquery, superagent, ky, node-fetch, request, got or any other request libraries by intercepting XMLHttpRequest, fetch and nodejs native requests in low level.

#!/usr/bin/env node
declare const _exports: {
    appRoot: string;
    opts: import("commander").OptionValues;
    /**
     * Main control flow
     */
    main(): void | Promise<void>;
    /**
     * -i, --init: Initialize some samples & a .runtime.js in the mock directory
     */
    init(): Promise<void>;
    /**
     * -j, --inject <app-entry-file>: Inject .runtime.js into the specified entry relative to the working directory.
     */
    inject(): Promise<void>;
    /**
     * -w, --watch [command]:
     * Watch mock directory & update .runtime.js. If the [command] is specified,
     * ths specified command will be executed together with watching.'
     */
    watch(): Promise<void>;
    /**
     * -p, --proxy [mode]:
     *'Proxy mode. In proxy mode, http-request-mock will start a proxy server which receives
     * incoming requests on localhost. The mock files will be run in a nodejs environment.
     * This feature is designed for browser, so do not use it in a nodjs project.
     * Note: proxy mode is still under experimental stage, only for experts.
     * [matched] All requests matched by @url will be proxied to a proxy server.
     */
    proxy(): void;
    /**
     * Ask for input
     * @param {string} question
     */
    askInput(question: string): Promise<any>;
    /**
     * Copy some samples into the specified mock directory.
     * @param {string} mockDirectory
     */
    copySampleFiles(mockDirectory: string): void;
    /**
     * Set command line options
     */
    setOptions(): import("commander").OptionValues;
};
export = _exports;