Import & Export - WireMock
Importing and exporting mock APIs between WireMock and WireMock Cloud.
WireMock Cloud and WireMock OSS share the same native JSON format for stubs, so mock APIs can be imported and exported between the two.
JSON exports can also be stored in source control, and used to clone or move stubs between WireMock Cloud APIs.
Importing a mock API into WireMock Cloud from WireMock
Assuming you’re running a WireMock instance on port 8080, you can export all the stubs currently defined via the admin API:
Then to import into WireMock Cloud, open the Import dialog and drop or upload the example-stubs.json
:
Note
A current limitation of this approach is that response bodies represented as files under the
__files
directory will not be imported. See how this can be worked around by uploading a WireMock project folder and via the WireMock Java API.
Importing a mock API into WireMock from WireMock Cloud
First, export the stubs via the Export dialog in the Stubs page:
Then call the WireMock import API with the file you downloaded:
Alternatively you can copy example-stubs.json
into the mappings
directory
under your WireMock root and either restart WireMock or make a POST
request to the
reset API:
Note
If any of your stubs make use of response templating then you’ll need to ensure WireMock is started with the
--local-response-templating
CLI parameter or Java equivalent.
Note
It is not currently possible to import stubs that use the JWT and JWKS template helpers into WireMock.
Uploading a WireMock folder
If you have a WireMock project that consists of individual JSON stub mapping
files under the mappings
directory that refer to response body files under __files
you can import this by dragging and dropping the project folder into the dialog.
Unlike the method involving a single JSON file described above, this will cause the
response bodies under __files
to be inlined.
Pushing stubs to WireMock Cloud using WireMock’s Java API
Another way to import a WireMock project that has a __files
directory is to push it using WireMock’s Java API.
This method also inlines response bodies before sending them to WireMock Cloud: