proxymock（proxymock 命令行）

proxymock

proxymock captures real API and database traffic via a transparent proxy, then uses it to create mocks and tests — no code changes required.

Core Workflow

record → inspect → mock / replay

1. Record traffic with proxymock record -- <app-command>
2. Inspect captured RRPairs with proxymock inspect
3. Mock dependencies with proxymock mock -- <app-command>
4. Replay recorded tests with proxymock replay --test-against <url>

Key Commands

Record Traffic

# Record while running app as child process (recommended)
proxymock record -- go run .
proxymock record -- npm start

# Custom output dir
proxymock record --out my-recording -- python app.py

# Record database traffic via reverse proxy
proxymock record --map 65432=postgres://localhost:5432 -- ./my-app

# Record with custom app port
proxymock record --app-port 3000 -- ./my-app

Architecture: inbound proxy on :4143 → app on --app-port (default 8080), outbound proxy on :4140 captures egress.

Mock Server

# Start mock server, launch app as child
proxymock mock -- go run .

# Source mocks from specific dir
proxymock mock --in ./my-recordings -- npm start

# Fast mode (no simulated latency)
proxymock mock --fast -- ./my-app

# Don't write observed traffic to disk
proxymock mock --no-out -- ./my-app

# Database mock via reverse proxy
proxymock mock --map 65432=localhost:5432 -- ./my-app

When mocking, app connects to external services through proxy on :4140. Matched requests return recorded responses; unmatched requests pass through to real backends.

Replay / Load Test

# Replay recorded tests against app
proxymock replay --test-against http://localhost:8080

# Load test: 10 virtual users for 5 minutes
proxymock replay --test-against http://localhost:8080 --vus 10 --for 5m

# Run tests 3 times
proxymock replay --test-against http://localhost:8080 --times 3

# Fail on conditions (CI-friendly)
proxymock replay --test-against http://localhost:8080 \
  --fail-if "requests.failed!=0" \
  --fail-if "latency.p99>100"

# Multi-service routing
proxymock replay \
  --test-against auth=auth.example.com \
  --test-against frontend=http://localhost:8080 \
  --test-against http://localhost:9000

Validation metrics: latency.{avg,p50,p90,p95,p99,max,min}, requests.{total,succeeded,failed,per-second,per-minute,response-pct,result-match-pct}.

Inspect (TUI)

proxymock inspect                    # Current directory
proxymock inspect --in ./my-recording
proxymock inspect --demo             # Demo data

Note: inspect launches a terminal UI — run with pty=true in exec.

Generate Mocks from OpenAPI

proxymock generate api-spec.yaml
proxymock generate --out ./mocks --host api.staging.com api-spec.yaml
proxymock generate --tag-filter "users,orders" api-spec.yaml
proxymock generate --include-optional --examples-only api-spec.yaml

File Utilities

# Compare RRPair files for differences
proxymock files compare --in recorded/ --in replayed/

# Convert between formats
proxymock files convert --in proxymock --out-format json

# Update mock signatures after editing RRPairs
proxymock files update-mocks --in ./my-mocks

Cloud (Enterprise)

proxymock cloud push snapshot    # Push to Speedscale cloud
proxymock cloud pull snapshot    # Pull from cloud

Import Traffic

# Import traffic from a snapshot file
proxymock import snapshot.json
proxymock import --in ./snapshots snapshot.tar.gz

MCP Server

# Start Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for AI tool integration
proxymock mcp

Other

proxymock send-one path/to/test.md http://localhost:8080   # Send single request
proxymock init --api-key <key>                              # Initialize config
proxymock certs                                             # Manage TLS certs
proxymock version                                           # Version info
proxymock completion bash                                   # Generate shell completions (bash/zsh/fish/powershell)

RRPair Files

Traffic is stored as RRPair (request/response pair) markdown files under proxymock/ directory. Each file contains:

• ### REQUEST (TEST) ### or ### REQUEST (MOCK) ### — the captured request
• ### RESPONSE ### — the captured response
• ### SIGNATURE ### — mock matching criteria (for mocks)

Files are human and LLM readable. Edit them directly to modify test data or mock responses, then run proxymock files update-mocks if you changed request details that affect the signature.

Proxy Environment

When not using -- <command> child process mode, set proxy env vars manually:

# HTTP/HTTPS/gRPC
export http_proxy=http://localhost:4140
export https_proxy=http://localhost:4140
export grpc_proxy=http://$(hostname):4140

# Database (SOCKS)
export all_proxy=socks5h://localhost:4140

See language reference for language-specific setup.

Reference

For signature matching, architecture details, and advanced usage: see references/cli-reference.md.