Chapter 7. Adding behaviors
This chapter covers
- Programmatically postprocessing a response
- Adding latency to a response
- Repeating a response multiple times
- Copying input from the request into the response
- Looking up data from a CSV file to plug into a response
The basic is response is easy to understand but limited in functionality. Proxy responses provide high-fidelity mimicry, but each saved response represents a snapshot in time. Response injection provides significant flexibility but comes with high complexity. Sometimes, you want the simplicity of is and proxy responses with a touch of dynamism, all without the complexity of inject.
Software engineers who hail from the object-oriented school of thought use the term decorate to mean ...
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