Command line arguments

Options

• port: <Number> Port number for the Mocks Server to be listening.
• host: <String> Host for the server. Default is "0.0.0.0" (Listen to any local host).
• log: <String> Logs level. Can be one of "silly", "debug", "verbose", "info", "warn", "error".
• watch: <Boolean> Watch behaviors folder and restart server on changes. Default is true.
• behavior: <String> Default selected behavior when server is started.
• delay: <Number Responses delay time in milliseconds.
• behaviors: Path as <String> Path to a folder containing behaviors to be used by the server.
• recursive: <Boolean> Search for behaviors recursively in subfolders. Watch is not affected by this option, it is always recursive.
• cli: <Boolean> Start interactive CLI. Default is true.

How to define options

Supposing you have a mocks-server script added to your package.json file, as seen in the get started chapter, you can define options directly in the npm script:

{

"scripts": {

"mocks-server" : "mocks-server --behaviors=./mocks --log=verbose --watch=false"

}

}

Or you can pass options when calling to the npm command:

npm run mocks-server -- --delay=300

Note the usage of two double dashes. Anything after the first double dashes is not an option of npm, but a parameter for the script that npm executes.