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Mockoon is the easiest and quickest way to run mock API locally. No remote deployment, no account required, open source. Sponsor: https://t.co/dnnTuiJdcV
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Joined October 2019
Simplified URLs are available in Mockoon Cloud! Deployments now use a single level subdomain of for cleaner and easier-to-remember links. Deploy new instances today to take advantage of this update!
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Mockoon v9.1.0 introduces new templating helpers: objectMerge and a merge operator for setData. Easily combine objects and simplify your data handling! 👉 Learn more: http://localhost:3000/releases/9.1.0#templating-helpers-object-merging
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With Mockoon v9.1.0, you can now validate request bodies using JSON Schema formats like email, uuid, ipv4, etc. Upgrade today to make your mock APIs even more powerful! Learn more 👉
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RT @GemmaBlackUK: Mockoon. How has it sped up development? - This is helpful if your backend endpoint relies on one or more separate HTTP…
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🎄As the holiday season arrives, Mockoon will take a short break to close out 2024 and prepare for an exciting 2025. Thank you for your continued support this year! We wish you a happy holiday season and a fantastic start to the new year. See you in January! — The Mockoon Team
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We continue our series of interviews with Mockoon's open-source contributors. Today, we are talking with Luca @HighLiuk. Luca worked on the CRUD routes searching and filtering, a great addition! Thank you, for contributing Luca!
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Mockoon v9.1.0 introduces a new --proxy flag for the CLI, allowing you to override the proxy setting at runtime. Specify the flag as --proxy enabled or --proxy disabled when starting a mock. For more details:
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Mockoon v9.1.0 brings enhanced cloud deployment options, including the ability to customize subdomains. - You can now create unique subdomains for your deployments (e.g., . - Added flexibility to disable the admin API for improved security and control.
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Mockoon v9.1.0 introduced improved data bucket state reporting for better debugging and validation. - A new UI indicator now shows whether data buckets generate valid JSON. - You can inspect generated data and see validation errors directly in a read-only editor.
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🚀 Mockoon v9.1.0 is live! Here is what's new if you've missed our v9.1.0 announcement! - Data bucket validation & insights - Custom subdomains for cloud deployments - CLI --proxy flag & wildcard route disabling - JSON Schema format support
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We’ve published a new tutorial to help you integrate JSON schemas into your mocks. Learn how to add schemas and use them in rules to validate incoming data like request bodies, query parameters, and more. Get started here:
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🚀 Mockoon v9.1.0 is live! ✨ New: - Data bucket validation & insights - Custom subdomains for cloud deployments - CLI --proxy flag & wildcard route disabling - JSON Schema format support - 🛠️ Plus bug fixes & templating upgrades! 👉
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You can now view all your deployed Mockoon Cloud instances directly from your account page! The list includes each instance's URL, visibility settings, and API key, giving you better control and visibility over your mock APIs.
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Mockoon v9 now supports auto-incrementing IDs for CRUD operations. If your data bucket includes numeric IDs, new objects automatically receive the next available value. This feature streamlines resource creation and ensures consistent ID handling. 👉
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v9 introduces support for file upload metadata! Simulate file servers more effectively by storing details like filename, mimetype, and size for multipart form data. Paired with dynamic templating, this update makes handling mock file uploads seamless. 👉
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In v9, the presence indicator for the real-time collaboration feature has been enhanced to display not only the active team members but also the specific environment they are working on, making collaboration more seamless and intuitive.
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We’ve added a new rule type that allows you to use templating helpers to compare a value against a dynamic result. This means you can generate values on the fly with templating and then compare them to request parameters or body content. Learn more:
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