Environment Management using Github Actions
This recipe provides simple building blocks for coordinating Conscia environments using version control.
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You can implement solutions based on this recipe for mocking Orchestration Components. Mocking refers to substituting test data and systems in place of actual data and systems, and is often important in development processes and test environments.
You may need to implement orchestration flows that depend on custom or third-party APIs that do not exist, that you cannot access, or for which you do not have sufficient details to invoke. In such cases, you can orchestrate using API mocking, and replace the mocks when you have sufficient information about the actual Webservice APIs that you need to use. Alternatively, this recipe explains how you can use Conscia DX Engine’s Listener capabilities to mock Webservice APIs. The Listener described in this recipe simply returns the JSON body passed to the Listener. You may choose to implement functional Components in your API mocking Template, and you may implement multiple Templates to mock multiple APIs.