# MockServer

## Docs

- [Expectations API](https://moeck.io/api/expectations.md): Create, update, and load expectations using PUT /mockserver/expectation and PUT /mockserver/openapi.
- [API Overview](https://moeck.io/api/overview.md): MockServer exposes a REST API over HTTP or HTTPS. All endpoints use the PUT method with JSON request bodies.
- [State API](https://moeck.io/api/state.md): Retrieve recorded requests and logs, clear state selectively, reset everything, check server status, and bind additional ports.
- [Verification API](https://moeck.io/api/verification.md): Verify that MockServer received specific requests using PUT /mockserver/verify and PUT /mockserver/verifySequence.
- [Java Client](https://moeck.io/clients/java.md): Control MockServer from Java using MockServerClient or ClientAndServer.
- [JavaScript Client](https://moeck.io/clients/javascript.md): Control MockServer from Node.js or the browser using the mockserver-client package.
- [Ruby Client](https://moeck.io/clients/ruby.md): Control MockServer from Ruby using the community-maintained mockserver-client gem.
- [Properties](https://moeck.io/configuration/properties.md): Configure MockServer using property files, system properties, environment variables, or Java code.
- [Security](https://moeck.io/configuration/security.md): Restrict who can create and modify expectations using JWT bearer token or mutual TLS authentication on the MockServer control plane.
- [TLS / HTTPS](https://moeck.io/configuration/tls.md): Configure TLS for inbound HTTPS connections, mutual TLS client authentication, and outbound TLS when forwarding to HTTPS backends.
- [Logs & State](https://moeck.io/debugging/logs-and-state.md): Retrieve recorded requests, active expectations, and logs via the REST API. Clear or reset state between tests. Persist expectations to survive restarts.
- [MockServer UI](https://moeck.io/debugging/ui.md): Use the built-in dashboard to inspect logs, active expectations, received requests, and proxied requests in real time.
- [Introduction](https://moeck.io/introduction.md): MockServer lets you mock and proxy any HTTP or HTTPS service for testing, local development, and CI pipelines.
- [Expectations](https://moeck.io/mocking/expectations.md): Define what MockServer should do when it receives a matching request.
- [OpenAPI](https://moeck.io/mocking/openapi.md): Load an OpenAPI v3 spec to auto-generate expectations or use it as a request matcher.
- [Request Matchers](https://moeck.io/mocking/request-matchers.md): Match incoming requests by method, path, headers, body, and more.
- [Response Actions](https://moeck.io/mocking/response-actions.md): Define what MockServer returns when an expectation matches: a response, a forward, a callback, or an error.
- [Response Templates](https://moeck.io/mocking/response-templates.md): Generate dynamic responses using Mustache, Velocity, or JavaScript templates.
- [Verification](https://moeck.io/mocking/verification.md): Assert that MockServer received the requests you expected.
- [Proxy Overview](https://moeck.io/proxying/overview.md): Use MockServer as a proxy to intercept, record, and inspect HTTP and HTTPS traffic between your application and real services.
- [Record & Replay](https://moeck.io/proxying/record-replay.md): Proxy live traffic to record real requests and responses, then replay them as mock expectations so your tests no longer depend on the real service.
- [Quick Start](https://moeck.io/quickstart.md): Get MockServer running and mock your first HTTP request in under 5 minutes.
- [Running MockServer](https://moeck.io/running-mockserver.md): Deploy MockServer via Docker, Helm, Maven, npm, standalone JAR, JUnit 4/5, or Spring.