Faking data for testing, developing, or designing is always a problem. You need to have a big JSON or make a custom server to handle any data changes when presenting the application at the development stage.
There is now a way to help developers and UI designers achieve this without needing to code an external server – a new tool called MirageJS, a server emulator that runs on the browser.
In this recipe, we will learn how to use the MirageJS as a mock server and execute HTTP requests on it.