Map Local (Directory)
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It's a handy tool to map a matched requests to local files on a selected Directory. If the local files doesn't exist, it will serve from the real server.
If you would like to map a Local File, let check out the Map Local (File) page
api.proxyman.io/build/v1/*
=> All sub-paths after /v1/
will map to a selected directory.
For instance, we select ~/desktop/my_folder
as the local directory
Real URL
Resolved Local Path
http://api.proxyman.io/build/v1/index.html
~/desktop/my_folder/index.html
http://api.proxyman.io/build/v1/js/main.js
~/desktop/my_folder/js/main.js
Rule
How to use
Examples
Wildcard
Check ON "Include subpaths" checkbox
Or use /* at the end of the URL
api.proxyman.io/build/v1/ (Check ON)
api.proxyman.io/build/v1/*
Regex
Use (.*) at the end
https:\/\/api.proxyman.io\/build\/v1\/(.*)
https:\/\/api.proxyman.io\/build\/v1\/(.*.css)
Make sure you use ()
group Regex operator to tell Proxyman where to map
api.proxyman.io/*
=> All sub-paths will map to a selected directory.
For instance, we select ~/desktop/my_folder
as the local directory
Real URL
Resolved Local Path
http://api.proxyman.io/build/v1/index.html
~/desktop/my_folder/build/v1/index.html
http://api.proxyman.io/build/v1/js/main.js
~/desktop/my_folder/build/v1/js/main.js
Rule
How to use
Examples
Wildcard
Leave the path blank
api.proxyman.io
Regex
Use single path that contains (.*) at the end
https:\/\/api.proxyman.io\/(.*)
https:\/\/api.proxyman.io\/(*.html)
If you would like to do Map Local Directory with complicated rules, you might check out Scripting since it's easier to achieve the same result.
Please check out our Snippet Code to understand how to map a local file with Javascript Code.