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I have a wiremock mapping that proxies requests to another host:
{ "id": "00000000-0000-0000-0000-5a1061c00000", "priority": 100000, "request": { "method": "ANY", "urlPattern": "/api/.*" }, "response": { "proxyBaseUrl" : "https://somehost" } }

If I use the Chrome extension to update the priority of this mapping, the proxyBaseUrl property is wiped out:

I normally edit my Response Payload in an online JSON editor, say https://jsoneditoronline.org/ and copy it back to WireMock Chrome Extension.

It should be easy for us to add ACE into our textarea and make it a nice built-in JSON editor.

Not sure how to reproduce at this time but I was able to delete all my header and query string entries. Need to look into it more.

I need to hijack all network requests started with path /v1/ to my local wiremock server http://localhost:8080 for my live website.

I managed to do this via https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/proxy-switchyomega/padekgcemlokbadohgkifijomclgjgif?hl=en

Why not just integrate the Network Proxy feature with WireMock Chrome Extension?

I normally copy & paste Endpoint URL / POST Payload / RESPONSE Payload from Chrome Developer tools -> Network to WireMock Chrome Extension.

It drives me nut when I click Chrome Developer pane, the WireMock Chrome Extension configuration dialog is closed automatically and all the changes will be lost. Let's offer an independent page to do the configuration.

With WireMock --recording-mapping, my mock data are full of conflicting Endpoints with the same path. I need to delete some of them but it's hard to list all of conflicting items out.

Let me create a view with grouping support. All the endpoints should be organized into folders like macOS Finder.

Create a new view that will allow the user to view and administrate the request journal under the following endpoints:

• /__admin/requests
• /__admin/near-misses

The extension doesn't support simulating faults at the moment: http://wiremock.org/docs/simulating-faults/

Unable to scroll when there are enough mappings in the extension to be scrollable

Just a UI tip: I think it would make the URLs more readable if you left aligned them on that table that shows /some/thing/else

The extension doesn't support simulating proxy mappings: http://wiremock.org/docs/proxying/

I thought this would be a better feedback medium than Twitter DMs.

Here are my thoughts after a quick play with the plugin:

• When editing a mapping, not all the fields of the form are populated with the existing values.
• The path/regex/partial dropdown is a bit confusing - not sure what partial means and how it maps onto WM's underlying URL matching options.
• In the mappings list view, longer URLs overlap with the status code.
• Priority field has no label when populated and being a simple integer it's not necessarily obvious what it is
• I can't set the predicate for the request body. Not clear by what method it would attempt to match, and it's definitely useful to have control over this.
• I can only specify one request body parameter, whereas WireMock permits many. This can be useful if you're matching on e.g. a set of JSONPath expressions targeting different bits of the payload
• Doesn't support matching on cookies (other than by matching the header)
• Doesn't provide a way for me to configure proxy or fault mappings (maybe you consider this too much for now?).
• Might be a nice idea to support the new (admittedly as yet undocumented) name field on stub mappings.
• When setting the host it might be useful to be able to set the protocol, for cases where folks have deployed it behind HTTPS termination.
• Would be nice to be able to view the request journal.

I searched an endpoint out of 300 items and edited it. After I edit the endpoint path, I went to another tab to copy the JSON payload. Then I came back. The WireMock extension configuration popup was gone~~~ All changes were lost. Now I had to find the endpoint again (out of tons of them).

Why not auto-save the editor data temporarily and restore the editor page once the extension configuration popup reopen?

I have tons of API definitions in WireMock. It's a nightmare for me to browse in Chrome WireMock extension one by one. So I always use Chrome Developer Tools to search for it. It's not very convenient. Let me address it.

Currently undocumented but Tom has suggested it would be good to support this in the near future.