proxymock

A free CLI that automatically creates mocks and tests from watching your app run.

Capture. Edit. Replay.

				
					brew install speedscale/tap/proxymock

Observe and mock in minutes.

Read the docs

Step 01

Install proxymock Extension

Step 02

Run some transactions for proxymock to 'learn'

Step 03

Browse and edit transactions

Step 04

'Replay' to run your new service mocks

Why proxymock?

🧨 Use local emulators (mocks) instead of shared environments

⚙️ Add minimum-viable integration tests to your CI/CD

💸 Eliminate cloud dev environments.

⏰ Zero maintenance to keep emulators up to date.

Build and test faster

Stop trying to move mountains in your dev environments to trigger the responses you’re looking for.

Create mocks and tests modeled after real transactions instead.

Reproduce and debug issues locally

Like a time machine, proxymock allows you to replay breaking transactions, fix, and validate.

It also reduces the need for complex, shared cloud environments, saving money.

Simulate chaos and
validate scale

Simulate production conditions your way. Introduce latency, multiply transactions, add in error codes.

All without scripting and mocked within VS Code in minutes.

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