Default Response

By default, Camouflage sends a default response for the APIs for which it cannot find a corresponding mock file.

{
    "error": "Not Found"
}

However as a user you have the ability to override it at API level or at the global level. Consider the example below.

If you make a GET call to /hello-world/greet/me, Camouflage will first evaluate the mock file location as ${MOCK_DIR}/hello-world/greet/me/GET.mock.
If the above file is not found, Camouflage will look for a closest match.
- Let's say you don't have a folder ${MOCK_DIR}/hello-world/greet/me, but you have a folder ${MOCK_DIR}/hello-world/greet, closest match would be evaluated to ${MOCK_DIR}/hello-world/greet/__/GET.mock
- Similarly if you don't have a folder ${MOCK_DIR}/hello-world/greet/me, but you have a folder ${MOCK_DIR}/hello-world, closest match would be evaluated to ${MOCK_DIR}/hello-world/__/GET.mock
- In short, the closest match is ${MOCK_DIR} + last available folder + wildcard + ${HTTP_VERB}.mock. This is your API level default response.
If none of the files are found as shown above, Camouflage will make one final attempt to find ${MOCK_DIR}/__/GET.mock. This is your global level default response.
In case a global level default response too, is not found, Camouflage will fallback to it's inbuilt default response.

To summarize, for a GET call to /hello-world/greet/me, Camouflage would search for corresponding mocks in following order: