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In terms of functionality they are basically the same :) pathod has one server that behaves differently depending on the request you send. Hamms has different s
by kevinburke 12y ago
In terms of functionality they are basically the same :) pathod has one server that behaves differently depending on the request you send. Hamms has different servers listening on different ports. I thought the interface was a little nicer that way. (I'm the author of hamms).
I tried to add some things as well that make testing easier when I am writing a client. Testing retry logic is hard for example because the client is making the same request a bunch of times in a row so you have to either mock the client request or make the server return different things based on the same request. I added a server that errors twice and then returns a 200, to make that easier to test.
- kirushik 12y agoHaving ability to forward requests to an actual API of my service seems to be nice-to-have feature. (Especially for 5512 and 5513 ports, where actual correct 200 OK responses are expected.) Any plans on that?
- kevinburke 12y agoNot at the moment... could use runscope.com or set up nginx as a proxy maybe ?