How do you mock api? I mean I created a mock server with Mockoon and added some responses manually for my local simulator build. But to have multiple flows and same api endpoint return dynamic values, does maestro provide solution to that? Would be nice to have solution on this. Is there a way where I test my app without calling my real server and get dynamic response as possible with maestro?
Been struggling with making sure the order of execution of flows is predictable and as written in the config file, but not sure where to place this config file, if we go by the docs it says to place at the root where maestro is installed from brew but what if I want to have multiple projects using maestro? Will that not raise a conflict?
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Demo at @9:28
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How do you mock api? I mean I created a mock server with Mockoon and added some responses manually for my local simulator build. But to have multiple flows and same api endpoint return dynamic values, does maestro provide solution to that? Would be nice to have solution on this. Is there a way where I test my app without calling my real server and get dynamic response as possible with maestro?
Maestro is good, I have unexpected issue with text input and focusing event with Detox on Android and have no idea why.
Been struggling with making sure the order of execution of flows is predictable and as written in the config file, but not sure where to place this config file, if we go by the docs it says to place at the root where maestro is installed from brew but what if I want to have multiple projects using maestro? Will that not raise a conflict?
You need to place it under /.maestro/
07:45 The main advantage for me is that Maestro does not need to put in my dependencies.
Thanks!