ExHttpProxy v1.1.2 HttpProxy.Play.Data

HttpProxy.Play.Data is structure for play response mode. The structure gets data via HttpProxy.Play.Response.play_responses.

Summary

Functions

Put nil value to stored :play_responses key

Return responses stored in Agent

Functions

clear_responses()
clear_responses :: :ok

Put nil value to stored :play_responses key

responses()
responses :: binary

Return responses stored in Agent.

Example

iex> HttpProxy.Play.Data.responses[:"get_8080/request/path"]
%{"request" => %{"method" => "GET",
     "path" => "/request/path", "port" => 8080},
   "response" => %{"body" => "<html>hello world</html>", "cookies" => %{},
     "headers" => %{"Content-Type" => "text/html; charset=UTF-8",
       "Server" => "GFE/2.0"}, "status_code" => 200}}

iex> HttpProxy.Play.Data.responses[:"get_8080\\A/request.*neko\\z"]
%{"request" => %{"method" => "GET",
     "path_pattern" => "\\A/request.*neko\\z", "port" => 8080},
   "response" => %{"body_file" => "test/data/__files/example.json", "cookies" => %{},
     "headers" => %{"Content-Type" => "text/html; charset=UTF-8",
       "Server" => "GFE/2.0"}, "status_code" => 200}}

iex> HttpProxy.Play.Data.responses[:"post_8081/request/path"]
%{"request" => %{"method" => "POST",
     "path" => "/request/path", "port" => 8081},
   "response" => %{"body" => "<html>hello world 3</html>", "cookies" => %{},
     "headers" => %{"Content-Type" => "text/html; charset=UTF-8",
       "Server" => "GFE/2.0"}, "status_code" => 201}}