Converting HTTP requests to Wiremock stubs, with Go (2 mins read).

How to take an HTTP request and convert it into a Wiremock JSON mapping, on the command-line, in Go.
Converting HTTP requests to Wiremock stubs, with Go (2 mins read).
How to take an HTTP request and convert it into a Wiremock JSON mapping, on the command-line, in Go.
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Another thing you can now do with #Wiremock 2.32.0 is run your stubs from the classpath, instead of needing to store them outside of a standalone JAR - it's been on my list to document how to do it for 6 months, and I'm glad it's now supported https://www.jvt.me/posts/2021/12/02/gradle-wiremock-standalone-stubs/
Packaging Wiremock Stubs into a Standalone JAR (2 mins read).
How to use Gradle to package a standalone JAR for Wiremock, including any stubs needed.
Very excited that we've now got support in #Wiremock 2.32.0 to run without the underlying HTTP Server (http://wiremock.org/docs/running-without-http-server/) so you now don't need to use my workaround in https://www.jvt.me/posts/2021/04/29/wiremock-serverless/ 🤓
Today is the #Wiremock project's 10th birthday! That's a wonderful milestone to hit - thanks for all the work you've been doing over the years Tom Akehurst - it's made a huge difference for the way I've built software over the years!
Packaging Wiremock Extensions into the Standalone Server Runner (2 mins read).
How to use Gradle to package a standalone JAR for Wiremock, including any extensions needed.
Writing Better Wiremock Stubs (3 mins read).
How to improve the specificity of Wiremock tests to allow for not clobbering other scenarios, and enabling scalable test runs.
You may find https://www.jvt.me/posts/2021/04/29/wiremock-serverless/ useful - I've been able to prove this working quite nicely, and doesn't lead to needing an HTTP server
Server-less Wiremock, or Using Wiremock Without an HTTP Server (3 mins read).
How to match Wiremock's stubs without running an HTTP Server.
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