For automated integration tests, it would be nice to be able to run a dummy PlayFab service so that I could inject a URL rather than encapsulate every single API I'm using, mock it, and inject the mock.
Do you have anything like that? Is there a resource at which I could point a service generator in order to (easily) make one, myself?
After looking around a bit, I realized, we can probably find what we need in the API generator.
https://github.com/PlayFab/SDKGenerator
In the frontmatter for that repo, you will find instructions on how to get the API spec. For instance, here:
https://github.com/PlayFab/API_Specs
***EDIT***
As I suspected, there is already a tool to generate server stubs:
https://github.com/swagger-api/swagger-codegen
***EDIT 2***
I'm a little embarrassed by what I had to do in order to make this work so I probably won't be open-source-ing the code any time, soon.
If other people express an interest, I can probably put a library up on NuGet. If someone at PlayFab wants to take over the code and make it part of the PlayFab offerings on NuGet, I will share with them and them alone my secret shame.
@Citrus Yan I'll build a pipeline to generate a mocking library, myself, when I get around to it. When I'm done, I'll submit an "idea" that y'all take over the repo and publish the result with the rest of your NuGet packages.
It's a little more work than I thought because they don't generate stubs specifically for mocking. However, it's pretty extensible, so adding that functionality should be pretty straightforward.
I know...famous last words.
Sorry, we don’t have a tool & resource for this, you may need to implement it by yourself.
I'm not too surprised that you don't have the tool.
I'm shocked that you don't have the resource, since your documentation says your SDKs are autogenerated using a tool. That tool must consume some kind of document/data.
Is it that you have it but simply do not wish to release it to the public?
Not sure which data/document you're looking for exactly. Actually, all our SDKs are auto generated using the SDKGenerator, which is open to the public, hope you find it helpful.
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