BeeRock v1.5 Release

Note:

• The uploaded builds in this release are not signed. Your OS will likely not be happy with it. Please see Install Instructions.
• The uploaded *.zip files are "self-contained" builds and you do not need to install .NET 7.

New in BeeRock v1.5

• Added support for creating mock services without using a swagger doc. Please see How to create mock APIs without swagger
• Added support for querying the request body with JPath (or xpath for XML requests)
  Ex. myvar = context.Request.Get(Jpath_or_Xpath_here)

Fixes

• Fixed a defect on the matching of route templates
• Fix to builtin RMQclient. More parameters supported
• Fix to loading of dynamic services (w/o swagger) that has the same name as compiled services (w/ swagger)

BeeRock v1.4 Release

Note:

• The uploaded builds in this release are not signed. Your OS will likely not be happy with it. Please see Install Instructions.
• The uploaded *.zip files are "self-contained" builds and you do not need to install .NET 7.

New in BeeRock v1.4

• Added support for creating mock services without using a swagger doc

• Removed API bee.Context.Response.SetContentType(..). Please use bee.Headers.Response.Add("Content-Type", "mycontent/type") instead

• Removed TextmateSharp for better performance. Switched to custom syntax highlighting

• Added API, queryString to allow access of query string variables within the python scripts
  Example usage: queryString.Get("param")

• Added 3 more parameters to API bee.RmqClient, durable, exclusive and autodelete
  Example usage :

  Note: there will be an additional fix in the upcoming v1.4.1 for the API below. Please do not use for now
  1. <<bee.Rmq.Publish("hostName", "queue", "exchange", "routingKey", "message")>> //uses default values for the 3 params
  2. <<bee.Rmq.Publish("hostName", "queue", "exchange", "routingKey", "message", durable=True, exclusive=False, autodelete=False)>>

Fixes

• Fixed defect on the continuous saving of new rules for newly added services.
• Fixed memory leaks

BeeRock v1.3.1 Release

Note:

• The uploaded builds in this release are not signed. Your OS will likely not be happy with it. Please see Install Instructions.
• The uploaded *.zip files are "self-contained" builds and you do not need to install .NET 7.

New in BeeRock v1.3

• Added a built-in reverse proxy

  • Click on the reverse proxy button to run it
    

  • Configure the routing rules. Catch-all rules must be at the bottom
    

• Fixed a memory leak when that happens when switching between tabs

• Workaround Fix : ListenToAnyIP() not called in Linux. As such, any mocked service and the built-in reverse proxy is only reachable via localhost

BeeRock v1.2 Release

Note:

• The uploaded builds in this release are not signed. Your OS will likely not be happy with it. Please see Install Instructions.
• The uploaded *.zip files are "self-contained" builds and you do not need to install .NET 7. Convenient, but makes the build bigger.

New in BeeRock v1.2

• (experimental) Added support for proxying http requests

  • call <<bee.Proxy.ForwardToServer("https://mytargetserver")>> to forward the request another server
  • call <<bee.Proxy.ForwardToUrl("https://mytargetserver")>> to forward the request, fully specifying the target url

  Note: HTTP request and response headers are copied from when requests are proxied

• Added support for logging from python scripts

  • call <<bee.Log.Info("message")>> to log an info message
  • call <<bee.Log.Error("message")>> to log an error message
  • call <<bee.Log.Warn("message")>> to log a warning message
  • call <<bee.Log.NewLine()>> to log an empty new line

• Added support for bypassing swagger schema validations on responses

  • call <<bee.Context.Response.SetAsPassThrough()>> to indicate that the response should not be validated against the swagger schema
  • call <<bee.Context.Response.SetContentType("contentType")>> to manually specify the content type of the response
  • call <<bee.Context.Response.SetStatusCode(int:statusCode)>> to manually specify the status code type of the response

  For example:

  

• Added support to manually control the http request and response headers

  • Get a header
    Ex. <<headers.Request.Get("key")>>
    Ex. <<headers.Response.Get("key")>>
  • Add or overwrite a header
    Ex. <<headers.Request.Add("key", "value")>>
    Ex. <<headers.Response.Add("key", "value")>>
  • Remove a header
    Ex. <<headers.Request.Remove("key")>>
    Ex. <<headers.Response.Remove("key")>>

• Improved logging to included proxied http responses

• UI fixes

BeeRock v1.1 Release

Note:

• The uploaded builds in this release are not signed. Your OS will likely not be happy with it. Please see Install Instructions.
• The uploaded *.zip files are "self-contained" builds and you do not need to install .NET 7. Convenient, but makes the build bigger.

New in BeeRock v1.1

• Added support for multiple rules. The first rule that returns true gets executed
  

• Helper "bee" variable added to the python scripting support.

  • Send a file response

    

  • Send a message to RabbitMQ

    

  • Forward/proxy the http request to another server
    

  • Run an external python script
    

• Added default imports to for simpler python one-liners.

  import clr
  import time
  import statistics
  import datetime
  import os
  import re
  import math
  import random
  import json
  import copy
  import System

• Added support for multi-line python scripts. Default imports are not added for multiline scripts so please add your own import statements. Additionally, a run method MUST be defined

  

• Added button to show error message for 4xx and 5xx responses

  

• Performance enhancements / lower memory usage

BeeRock v1.0 Release

Features

• Generate a mock rest service based on json swagger doc. Add the swagger doc as a file or a URL

• Responses of the mock service are editable in a UI

• Supports comments in the UI response editor. Comments must start with "double slash" // and must be in its own line
  

• Specify a port where the mock service will run

• Manually stop or start a mock service

• Responses can be "hardcoded" or dynamically generated with Python (IronPython) macros
  anything between "double angle brackets" << >> is executed as a python script

  

• Python scripting can use variables from query parameters, route parameters, http headers

• Supports configurable delays in the response. Useful for simulating slow networks

• Supports mocking of routes that returns a file

• Support dynamic filtering/matching of requests using Python macros that returns true/false. Requests that are not matched will get a HTTP 503 response

• Multiple tabs for running mock services in parallel

• Responses for multiple routes can be worked on in parallel

• All changes are auto-saved (every 15 sec) so you don't lose your work

• Production-grade server. No compromise on performance

• Saves the service information into a DB for quick access

• Management screen for deleting saved mock services

• Routes marked as obsolete are greyed-out

• Beautiful dark-theme UI

Note:

• The uploaded builds in this release are not signed. Your OS will likely not be happy with it. Please see Install Instructions.
• Also, I do not have a linux machine so I have not tested the linux build. If someone could try it out, that'd be great!
• The uploaded *.zip files are "self-contained" builds and you do not need to install .NET 7. Convenient, but makes the build bigger.

BeeRock v0.1.0-alpha

Initial Release

Windows Installation

1. To install, extract the zip file to anywhere to any folder.
2. Run BeeRock.exe. See Quickstart guide on how to mock a service

**MacOS installation (TO FOLLOW)