getting-started.en-US.md

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1	Getting Started	Documents

Foreword

@delon/mock is a simulation data generator to help the front-end to develop and prototype separate from the back-end progress and reduce some monotony particularly while writing automated tests.

Features

• All of the Angular projects
• Unobtrusive
• Simple usage
• Support mock.js

Usage

Install @delon/mock from yarn.

npm i --save-dev @delon/mock

Please refer to global-config.module.ts import the Mock Rule data.

MockOptions

You can override them via Global Configuration.

Property	Description	Type	Default	Global Config
[data]	any	-	Mock data rule	✅
[delay]	number	300	Request delay, unit is milliseconds	✅
[force]	boolean	false	Whether to force all requests to Mock, true means to return a 404 error directly when the requested URL does not exist, false means to send a real HTTP request when the request is missed	✅
[log]	boolean	true	Whether to print Mock request information, make up for the browser without Network information; it will output [👽Mock] when hit	✅
[executeOtherInterceptors]	boolean	true	Whether continue to call other interceptor intercept method after mock rule hit	✅
[copy]	boolean	true	Whether to return copy data	✅

Why is it only valid for development environment?

Mock is not real data, and most scenarios are for development local or test environments; therefore, Mock modules and rule data should not be included in the production environment.

Of course, you can also put the provideDelonMockConfig of environment.ts under environment.prod.ts so that the production environment also uses this rule, just like https://ng-alain.github.io/ng- Like alain/, some mock requests are needed to ensure the environment runs.

import { provideDelonMockConfig } from '@delon/mock';
import * as MOCKDATA from '../../_mock';
export const environment = {
  providers: [provideDelonMockConfig({ data: MOCKDATA })]
} as Environment;