📼 Record and Replay requests in JavaScript
axios-vcr is a set of axios middlewares that allow you to record and replay axios requests. Use it for reliable, fast and more deterministic tests.
- Record http requests to JSON cassette files
 - Replay requests from cassete files
 - Multiple request/response fixtures per cassette
 - Cassette expiration logic
 - Mocha integration
 - non-global axios instances support
 
$ npm install --save-dev axios-vcrUsing axios-vcr is very simple. All you need to do is to provide a cassette path and wrap your axios code with axiosVCR.mountCassette and axiosVCR.ejectCassette.
const axiosVCR = require('axios-vcr');
axiosVCR.mountCassette('./test/fixtures/cats.json')
axios.get('https://reddit.com/r/cats.json').then(response => {
  // axios-vcr will store the remote response from /cats.json
  // in ./test/fixtures/cats.json
  // Subsequent requests will then load the response directly from the file system
  axiosVCR.ejectCassette('https://reddit.com/r/cats.json')
})it('makes your requests load faster and more reliably', function(done) {
  // mount a cassette
  axiosVCR.mountCassette('./fixtures/test_case_name.json')
  myAPI.fetchSomethingFromRemote().then(function(response) {
    assert.equal(response.something, 'some value')
    done()
    // Eject the cassette when all your promises have been fulfilled
    axiosVCR.ejectCassette('./fixture/test_case_name.json')
  })
})Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/nettofarah/axios-vcr. This project is intended to be a safe, welcoming space for collaboration, and contributors are expected to adhere to the Code of Conduct.
To run the specs check out the repo and follow these steps:
$ npm install
$ npm testThe module is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.