You can get started and be productive right away. With a easy to use user interface, you can create and manage your application services as mock endpoints in seconds. Mock endpoints are ready for use, the moment you define the specification.
A project is a collection of API endpoint specifications. Create a project to logically group all your API mocks related to your project. You can add several endpoint definitions into a project.
Add an API endpoint specification by either defining it's domain for CRUD operations, or by defining the input and output attributes of a endpoint. Copy the generated URLs to call from your application.
Call the copied URLs from your application. Everytime you call an API, Mockback returns a randomly generated data for its domain (or list of randomly generated domain data).
You can create different specifications for the same domain or operation, with multiple versions. Mock API versioning can be a reflection of your real API versioning.
Define input and output data using intuitive data types that cover a wide range of data needs. A datatype in mockback is capable of supporting your business domain attribute validation.
You get randomly generated data for every record, everytime. Based on the datatype, system returns a random data that complies with the datatype specification.
Limit the number of records that you get as an output from endpoints that return a list of records. You can call the API with exact number or the range of records.
Mocking and designing an endpoint is one inseperable process when you use Mockback. Mockback acts as a live record of all your API specifications. All your teams can rely it as a single source of truth.