EndpointConfig
Configuration for a single API endpoint that can be mocked.
An endpoint represents a specific API call (combination of HTTP method and path) that can have multiple mock responses. Endpoints are defined in the shared pool of an ApiGroupConfig and apply to all environments unless overridden via EndpointOverride or supplemented via EnvironmentConfig.additionalEndpoints.
All fields are non-null — this is a complete, self-contained endpoint definition. Use EndpointOverride to express a partial replacement for a specific environment.
Mock response files for an endpoint should be placed at:
responses/{groupId}/{environmentId}/{endpointId}/ ← environment-specific (highest priority)
responses/{groupId}/{endpointId}/ ← shared fallback (lowest priority)following the naming convention: {endpointId}-{statusCode}[-{suffix}].json
Path Parameters
Paths can include parameters using curly braces notation. Parameters will match any value in that position:
Path:
/api/users/{userId}matches/api/users/123,/api/users/abc, etc.Path:
/api/posts/{postId}/comments/{commentId}matches any values for both IDs
Response File Convention
For an endpoint with id = "getUser" in group "my-backend":
responses/my-backend/getUser/
├── getUser-200.json (Shared success response)
└── getUser-404.json (Shared not found response)
responses/my-backend/staging/getUser/
└── getUser-200.json (Staging-specific success response — overrides shared)Usage Example
{
"id": "getUser",
"name": "Get User Profile",
"path": "/v1/users/{userId}",
"method": "GET"
}See also
Properties
Unique identifier for this endpoint within its ApiGroupConfig. Used for state persistence, file discovery, and override matching.