Template

The following values are analyzed as a Groovy pattern:

• Response header value

• Response body (body)

• Response filename (file)

• Table key (key of tables)

The following variables are available in a script block ${}.

Variable	Object
path	Path variables
headers	Request headers
params	Query parameters
query	Query parameters (alternative name for params)
body	Request body
requestBody	Request body (alternative name for body)

The request body type can be one of the following:

Content type of request	Type of request body
application/x-www-form-urlencoded	Map<String, String>
multipart/form-data	Map<String, Part>
application/json and subset	Map<String, Object>
application/xml and subset, text/xml and subset	Map<String, Object>
text/*	String
Otherwise	null

For example, create a manifest as follows:

rules:
 - request:          
     path: /users/{userId}
     method: GET
   response:
     headers:
       content-type: application/json
     body:
       id: ${path.userId},
       name: User${path.userId}

The stub will return the following response on the request GET /users/100:

{
  "id": 100,
  "name": "User100"
}

File templating

The files also support scripts

version: v1.1
rules:
  - request:          
      path: /users/{userId}
      method: POST 
    response:
      headers:
        content-type: application/json
      file: big-dynamic-file.json

#big-dynamic-file.json
{
  "id": "${path.userId}",
  "name": "${requestBody.name}",
  ...
  "account": "YU89RE00"
}