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ModResponse - Mock and replay API
Mock, modify, and replay API. Easy setup. No proxy needed. No code change required.
Users20KCurrent public install base
Rating4.4Store average score
Reviews30Public review volume
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Version1.2.1
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Size454KiB
Languages1English (United States)
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ModResponse is a powerful and easy-to-use tool for web developers that simplifies the process of modifying, stubbing, and replaying HTTP responses. It requires no extra proxy or code change to be made, allowing you to quickly and conveniently test different scenarios and debug edge cases.
With ModResponse, you can modify the API response, return different HTTP status code, add delay to your request, etc. You can also reroute your HTTP request to a different server, allowing you to test your local changes in production domain within seconds, without the risk of breaking production.
ModResponse does not require extra proxy or making any code change. It can modify pretty much any HTTP request, not just XHR requests. Simply install it and you are ready to go!
** What can ModResponse do?**
- Record and replay HTTP response
- Stub HTTP response
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I have tried many extensions to mock HTTP requests. Unfortunately, most of them didn't work the way I wanted them to. I used a similar extension, "ModHeader" from the same vendor for a long time. Now I am glad that he released this extension. With this app, you can easily redirect the server to your local server, for example, to test new features in the deployed frontend.
wow it can redirect requests to local address, cool