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l2iterative/mock-webserver-ext
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A simple extension to donatj/mock-webserver with extra matching

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An extension to Jesse Donat's `mock-webserver`
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[](#an-extension-to-jesse-donats-mock-webserver)

[![a group of actors sitting in a parade](title.png)](title.png)

This minimalistic library is intended to enable `donatj/mock-webserver` to handle more complex request definitions, by adapting the interfaces of `InterNations/http-mock` into it.

Most of the code appears to be a partial rewriting of the `Matcher` and `Expectation` implementation in `InterNations/http-mock`. Therefore, credits of the code should go to `InterNations/http-mock`.

### Why extending `donatj/mock-webserver`?

[](#why-extending-donatjmock-webserver)

We could have chosen not to use `donatj/mock-webserver` and instead to use `InterNations/http-mock`. We did not choose this path because `InterNations/http-mock` is somewhat archived, while `donatj/mock-webserver` is actively being maintained.

Another reason why we prefer `donatj/mock-webserver` is the simpler dependency, as `InterNations/http-mock` appears to use the Symfony framework, which could be a heavy machinery.

### How to use

[](#how-to-use)

The test script provides a self-explanatory example.

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