# amiddy Middleware package that makes development much simpler. ## Key features 1. proxy any dependency based on pattern matcher (fallback to source) 2. mock dependency responses 3. record dependency response ## Installation ```sh npm install --save-dev amiddy ``` Or if you are using [yarn](https://yarnpkg.com/en/) ```sh yarn add --dev amiddy ``` ## Usage Add new script in `package.json`. Example: ``` "scripts": { "start-amiddy": "node amiddy" } ``` After that start the server by running `npm run start-amiddy` ## Configuration ### Via `.amiddy` (Recommended) You need to have at project root folder a file named `.amiddy` that contains valid json. Create a file with this name, complete [json configuration](#options) and you can start the server. ### Via CLI Using `--config` or `-c` arguments you can provide the path to the configuration file. Example: `npm run start-amiddy --config=../path/to/file.json` ### Options See [docs/config/README.md](https://github.com/pauldcomanici/oia/blob/master/packages/amiddy/docs/config/README.md) ## Command Line Options ### `--config`, `-c` Allows you to set the configuration file. ### `--tokens`, `-t` Allows you to set the tokens file. When using tokens file, the config file will be used as base configuration, see [#16](https://github.com/pauldcomanici/oia/issues/16). ### `--debug`, `-d` Allows you to see debug logs. Useful to see what is the configuration that was loaded. ## License The MIT License (MIT)