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Map Local (Directory)

1. What's it?

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

2. How to use

2.1 Map a path and its subdirectories

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

How to config

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

2.2 Map Entire Host

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

How to config

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)

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Last updated 9 months ago
Contents
1. What's it?
2. How to use
2.1 Map a path and its subdirectories
2.2 Map Entire Host