json_server 1.0.0+2

Launch JSON server for web and mobile apps development from CLI without complicated backend setup for Dart and Flutter development.

JSON Server

Launch JSON server for web and mobile apps development from CLI without complicated backend setup.

Usage

jserver --data=<path to JSON file>

Available options you can use:

• -d, --data: path to JSON database file. Required.
• -h, --host: specify the IP address to serve. Default to 127.0.0.1.
• -p, --port: specify the port to use. Default to 1711.

JSON Format

Typically, for JSON database, you need to use following structure.

{
  "API_PATH_1": RESPONSE_OBJECT_1,
  "API_PATH_2": RESPONSE_OBJECT_2,
}

API_PATH must start with a slash / to mark it as a serving path for API. RESPONSE_OBJECT: should be either Array or Object.

Examples

To start a default server, which binds to 127.0.0.1:1711, using database.json.

$ jserver -d database.json

To start server at localhost:8888 using api.json for database.

$ jserver -h localhost -p 8888 -d api.json

LICENSE

MIT @ 2019 Pete Houston.