Changing the default response through mockoon-cli dockerize

[shans-debug]

Hey I'm using mockoon for mocking my API. I need a help. The scenarios is 👍

Im using mockoon-cli docker image to run my mocks . and i have multiple responses for my api, there is are no rules in my api. Currently when running through dockerize command , the mockoon returns only the default response that is only one response. Is there a way through mockoon-cli that i can change the default response passing an argument so that i can choose which response to have or or something so that i can have all the multiple responses not just one (default response).

Currently im able to do this via mockoon UI by drag and drop flag method. But need help through mockoon-cli-dockeize method.

Need help urgently on this.

[255kb]

Hi @shans-debug
There is currently no way to change the mock behavior with the CLI. You will either have to modify the JSON manually or modify it with the UI.
Reason is simple: the CLI was designed as a runner tool, rather than a design/editor. This is the role of the UI.

[shans-debug]

@255kb Here are the few fields which i can see in the json :
"enabled": true,
"randomResponse": false,
"sequentialResponse": false

could you tell me which field/flag is used for specifying the default response?

[255kb]

The order comes from the responses array:

...
"routes": [
    {
      "responses": [
        {
          "uuid": "ded2770d-9fed-40d0-941a-6acd1079d3e0",
          ...
        },
        {
          "uuid": "ded2770d-9fed-40d0-941a-6acd1079d3e1",
          ...
        },
        ...
      ],
      ...
    }
]

Put the response object at the top of the array to make it the default.

[shans-debug]

@255kb i see............thank you..and i really appreciate your prompt replies and responses for this needy discussion. Any idea if we are able to take this as an enhancement. Do let me know.

By the way. Mockoon is really the best tool i have worked so far. Keep up the good work.

[255kb]

Thank you :)
To improve this, we could expose an API for each running mock that allows to modify the environment. But this is not planned yet!