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Use Mock Data

Using Mock Data in VS Code

Note:

You need to install Mockserver before using npm run start-mock. For more information, see Installing MockServer.

Start the application using npm run start-mock. The application runs on localhost:8080 but uses a mock server to reflect the OData endpoint. This way, you can use the application without having to connect to a live OData service and generate mock data on the fly. If you want to generate .json files for your mock data, see: Data Editor. The preview of the application opens automatically in a new browser tab.

  1. In Visual Studio Code (VS Code), open the terminal.

    Note:

    To open the terminal in VS Code,you can:

    • Use the [Ctrl+`] keyboard shortcut with the backtick character.
    • Select View > Terminal in the menu.
    • Execute the View: Toggle Integrate Terminal command from the Command Palette ([CMD/CTRL] + [Shift] + [P] ) .

  2. Ensure you are in the root directory of your project.

  3. In the terminal pane, type npm run start-mock and press Enter.

    Note:

    If port 8080 is already in use, the system chooses the next available port to start the application on.

SAP Business Application Studio

Note:

You need to install Mockserver before using npm run start-mock. For more information, see Installing MockServer.

Start the application using npm run start-mock. The application runs on localhost:8080 but uses a mock server to reflect the OData endpoint. This way, you can use the application without having to connect to a live OData service.

  1. In SAP Business Application Studio, open the terminal.

    Note:

    To open the terminal in SAP Business Application Studio, you can:

    • Select Terminal > New Terminal from the menu.

  2. Ensure that you are in the root directory of your project.

  3. In the terminal pane, type npm run start-mock and press Enter.