Easy way to display images? about apimocker HOT 8 CLOSED

In other words:

is it possible to open a static file structure path in the URL without mentioning it in the config.json?

Maybe: "apimocker/static/folder/index.html"

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@snyoz
Sorry I have been busy with work and traveling. But I should have some time to work on this today. So, I originally intended for apimocker to only return API responses, like JSON or XML. I didn't think it would be useful to return images. Just curious, why do you need it to return static images? I thought images would be served up by the same web/app server that serves your app? Anyway… I think I can open a static path as you describe. I'll try to get that done today or maybe tomorrow. Thanks!

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Thanks for your answer!
The problem is that I've got 387 of images files in 100 different nested in directorys.
My current solution is that I also installed "grunt-contrib-connect" . So I run an additional image server as grunt task to view the static image directory-tree. it works! but it would be more satisfying to run it 'all in one' with your apimocker on the same port. :)

Kind regards!

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@snyoz I just checked in support for this feature. Set "staticDirectory" and "staticPath" in your config.json file. Let me know how that works. Thanks!

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do you mean this way?

I have added this to my config.json:

"app/test": {
"verbs": ["get"],
"staticDirectory":"static/test"
},

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You also need to add "staticPath" and I think both need a leading slash. Path is for the URL you use to access the static directory.

Good luck!

-Greg

On Jul 11, 2014, at 4:39 PM, "Kevin Bacon (Official)" [email protected] wrote:

do you mean this way?

I have added this to my config.json:

"app/test": {
"verbs": ["get"],
"staticDirectory":"static/test"
},

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Also, not inside the "webservices" section of the config. Should be at the top level. There's a sample on the readme page.

Hope this helps.

-Greg

On Jul 11, 2014, at 4:39 PM, "Kevin Bacon (Official)" [email protected] wrote:

do you mean this way?

I have added this to my config.json:

"app/test": {
"verbs": ["get"],
"staticDirectory":"static/test"
},

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Awesome! It helps a lot!!!! Great, thank you very much.

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