[question] How to disable Mock not found.. warnings ?

[frezot]

Or how to specify the endpoints which should not be mocked

[lukaszfiszer]

Hi @frezot, sorry for taking so long to respond.

When Mockievelli is enabled, and unmatched fetch or XHR request is replied with 404 and an warning is logged in the console. This is by design to prevent the application under test to hit the real API by mistake in case you forgot to mock some of the endpoints.

Can you share your use case? Why you do not want to mock some of the enpoints?

[thytran142]

In case I am using this to test Angular application, we have many request to http://localhost:4200/sockjs-node/info?t=....
I don't know how to mock those node js request (which is not necessary for my test case).

[frezot]

Hi, @lukaszfiszer.

Here is a couple examples:

• Testing app use websockets for some parts, if I mock everything -- I will get unauthorized error from ws. So I decide not to mock authorization and it will works perfect for me
• Testing app make tons of interaction, but I want to mock just one exact method (e.g. its unstable, or backend in progress)
• Testing app use google-analytics (or some other external system) which is definite is not a subject of a test

[phil-isaacs]

Is there any way to turn off this "Mock not found for request: type=xhr method=GET" error. It's making it very hard to write tests. I'm also working on an Angular project and currently the application won't render with all the 404's

[ktryniszewski-mdsol]

@lukaszfiszer maybe we can at least add an option to set what type of requests to intercept on setup
i.e)

options = { interceptedTypes = [ 'xhr'] }

We are working on react app and get a bunch of mock not found for things like

Mock not found for request: type=fetch method=GET url=http://localhost:3000/my_app/static/js/vendors~main.chunk.js
Mock not found for request: type=fetch method=GET url=http://localhost:3000/my_app/static/js/main.chunk.js
Mock not found for request: type=fetch method=GET url=http://localhost:3000/my_app/static/js/bundle.js

if we could at least omit fetch and prevent those 404s, it would be helpful