Here are the two possible formats:
the folder format is specific to kassette and stores each request with its response in
one folder containing up to 7 files:
data.json (headers, status code and message of the response, as specified in MockData),
body.[ext] (content of the body of the backend response),
input-request.json (headers, method, URL and body file name of the input request, from client to proxy, for debug),
input-request-body.[ext] (content of the body of the input request),
forwarded-request.json (headers, method, URL, whether body was eventually a string or a Buffer and body file name
of the forwarded request, from proxy to backend, for debug),
forwarded-request-body.[ext] (the content of the body of the forwarded request),
checksum (if a checksum was computed, the content generated to compute it).
[ext] is an extension computed based on the actual type of the content in the file.
the har format is supported
by several other tools and can store
multiple requests with their responses in a single (json-based) file. In this file, each
request/response couple follows the structure specified in HarFormatEntry.
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Specifies the mocks format to use. It can be defined globally through the mocksFormat setting or per-request from the hook method through setMocksFormat.