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api-gateway-sim

AWS API Gateway simulator for Node JS Lambda

Install

$ npm install -g api-gateway-sim

To run, you need to export your configuration from AWS API Gateway console. Choose "Export as Swagger + API Gateway Integrations".

See details in Export an API from Api Gateway

Running the simulator using ags cli

$ cd <node lambda directory>
$ ags --swagger <exported swagger json file>.json

Testing your lambda

$ curl http://localhost:3000/

Using different listening port

$ PORT=4000 ags --swagger <file>.json

Command Line Help

  Usage: ags [options]

  Options:

    -h, --help                      output usage information
    -V, --version                   output the version number
    -i, --timeout <lambda timeout>  Default is 3 seconds
    -s, --swagger <file>            Swagger config file
    -e, --event <file>              Default file event.json
    -c, --context <file>            Default file context.json file
    -t, --stage-variables <file>    Default file stage-variables.json file
    -p, --port <port>               Api gateway port, default 3000
    -a, --ags-server                Run AGS UI
    -b, --with-basepath             Include base path in the endpoint
    -u, --strict-cors               Enable CORS base on config file
    -g, --ags-port <port>           AGS UI port, default 4000

Features

• Supports Body Mapping Templates
• Supports Body Mapping Template validation.

$ ags -a

# From your browser open http://localhost:4000

• Supports integration responses
• Supports event.json, context.json, and stage-variables.json
• Continues to monitoring changes in your lambda code. YES! No need to restart ags
• Support for json or yaml swagger file.
• Monitor changes in event.json, context.json, and stage-variables.json
• CORS - enabled by default
• Supports lambda timeout
• Supports base path
• Supports {proxy+}
• Supports proxy integration isBase64Encoded, multiValueHeaders, and multiValueQueryStringParameters