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Licence: apache-2.0
Testing tool for HTTP-based-API clients

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RoboHydra server

RoboHydra is a testing tool for HTTP-based clients (ie. software that makes HTTP requests). The idea is, instead of connecting your clients-under-test to the real server, you connect them to RoboHydra and make RoboHydra respond with whatever you need for each request. You can test many different kinds of clients, like Javascript-heavy web application front-ends, desktop GUI applications that connect to HTTP-based APIs (eg. the Flickr API), mobile applications that contact a server to login, etc. It helps answer questions like "how would the client behave when it receives a certain response from the server?", "does the client send the correct request to the server when certain action is performed?", "what would happen if this request takes more than normal to process", or "what would happen if this request gets its response before this other request?". See examples of use-cases on the website.

A RoboHydra is composed of "heads", pieces of code that listen in a given path and trigger a certain behaviour when a request for that path is received. The behaviour can be: checking the incoming request, returning a static response, serving a file from the file system, proxy the request to another server, store certain data and return a canned response, etc. All these different behaviours can be combined in powerful ways to achieve the results you need.

RoboHydra is written in Javascript, runs under Node and is distributed under the Apache 2.0 license. See LICENSE for the full text.

Copyright 2012-2015 Esteban Manchado Velázquez

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