Mokku Walkthrough: https://youtu.be/NDJ-UifByiE Read FAQ's here: https://get.mokku.app/faq Mokku adds itself as a tab in your Dev Tools panel. From there, you can see network logs, manage mocks, and much more. 1. Mock API Calls - Specify JSON body, HTTP status, time delay, and headers. - GraphQL Support: Supports mocking GraphQL queries and mutations. - Dynamic Response Mocking: Write JavaScript functions to return complex, conditional responses. - Dynamic URL Support: Use patterns like goals/:goalId. The URL parameters are available for your dynamic response function. - VSCode Editor Added Monaco editor, the VSCode editor for editing response and functions We Uses path-to-regexp v8.2.0 for dynamic url matching. 2. Modify Headers - Easily modify request headers—globally for all requests or specifically for individual URLs. 3. Projects - Group and organize your mocks and headers by Project for simplified management. 4. Import / Export - Keep your mocks & headers by exporting by project basis and import them back as well. ⚙️ How it Works & Privacy - Mokku operates within the Dev Tools panel, showing network logs and enabling mocking. Any network call from the logs can be mocked with a simple click, or you can create a mock from scratch. - Access/Injection: All URLs are accessible, but Mokku does not inject scripts into any page apart from those served locally (http://localhost*) until manually enabled from the Panel. 🔒 Privacy Policy Mokku is committed to user privacy: - It does not collect or ask for any personal information. - Mocks are stored securely in the Chrome store. Read more at https://github.com/mukuljainx/mokku?tab=readme-ov-file#-mokku-mock-api-calls-seamlessly Change log: https://github.com/mukuljainx/Mokku/blob/master/CHANGELOG.md