apimock 5.0.0

HTTP(S) mock server. Drop JSON files into a folder and your API immediately exists.
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# Rules array of tables

`[[rules]]`, each rule record, consists of a `when` table and a `respond` table.

```mermaid
classDiagram
    direction LR
    class RuleSet {
        +Table prefix
        +Array~Rule~ rules
    }
    class Prefix {
        +String url_path
        +String respond_dir
    }
    class Rule {
        +Table when
        +Table respond
    }
    class When {
        +String request.url_path
        +Table request.headers
        +Table request.body.json
    }
    class Respond {
        +String file_path
        +String text
        +Integer status
        +String csv_records_key
        +Integer delay_response_milliseconds
    }

    RuleSet --|> Prefix : contains 1
    RuleSet --o Rule : contains many
    Rule --|> When : contains 1
    Rule --|> Respond : contains 1

    note for When "All conditions are ANDed."
    note for Respond "Only one of file_path or text can be used."
```

Here's an overview of the rule data structure in a nested Markdown format:

- `apimock-rule-set.toml`
    - `[prefix]` (Table): Global settings for the rule set file.
        - `url_path`: A URL path prefix applied to all rules in this file.
        - `respond_dir`: A directory prefix for response file paths in this file.
    - **`[[rules]]` (Array of Tables):** Defines individual mock rules.    
        Each `[[rules]]` entry represents a single rule and contains:
        - **`when` (Table):** Defines the matching conditions for the request.
            - **`request.url_path`:** Matches the request's URL path.
            - **`request.headers`:** Matches specific HTTP headers (case-insensitive).
            - **`request.body.json`:** Matches values within the JSON request body using dot-notation.
            - Note: All when conditions within a rule are evaluated with AND logic.
        - `respond` (Table): Specifies the response to be returned if the rule matches.
            - **`file_path`:** Returns content from a file (mutually exclusive with body).
            - **`text`:** Returns a string as the response body (mutually exclusive with file_path).
            - **`status`:** Sets the HTTP status code.
            - **`csv_records_key`:** Replace csv list key which is `records` by default.
            - **`delay_response_milliseconds`:** Mimic network delay.

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Besides, the overall configuration overview is [here](../../configuration-overview.md).