feat: custom unhandled request strategies (#9) #149
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Features
log: true
, meaning that requests that did not match any handlers or interceptors are logged as a warning to the console. Whentype: 'local'
, unhandled requests are always bypassed and might reach the real service if it is running. This is because we have no way of "aborting" the request and returning a fetch error in the local mode. However, whentype: 'remote'
, this is possible and unhandled requests result in a fetch error to the client. The logging configuration enables or disables only the warnings logged to the console, not affecting the bypass vs reject behavior per interceptor type.[#zimic]
at the start.UnhandledRequestStrategy
HttpRequestHandlerRestriction
HttpRequestHandlerComputedRestriction
HttpRequestHandlerHeadersStaticRestriction
HttpRequestHandlerSearchParamsStaticRestriction
HttpRequestHandlerStaticRestriction
HttpRequestHandlerBodyStaticRestriction
Build
chalk
to version 4, which still supports CommonJS. This is necessary to allow importingchalk
from bundled applications such as the Next.js and Playwright examples.Refactoring
Example log for an unhandled request:
Closes #9.