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  1. DummyJSON Server serves up JSON data in a snap, eliminating backend setup headaches for rapid prototyping and testing. Explore diverse pre-generated datasets with over 10 resources, including images, products, users, posts, and more.

    • Products

      REST Endpoints filled with Products JSON data, DummyJSON...

    • Todos

      {"todos":[{"id":1,"todo":"Do something nice for someone you ...

    • Docs

      DummyJSON provides a fake REST API of JSON data for...

    • Auth

      REST Endpoints filled with Auth JSON data, DummyJSON...

    • Quotes

      {"quotes":[{"id":1,"quote":"Your heart is the size of an oce...

    • POSTS?SKIP=5&LIMIT=10

      {"posts":[{"id":6,"title":"Dave wasn't exactly sure how he h...

    • Image.Dummyjson

      REST Endpoints filled with Image JSON data, DummyJSON...

    • Users

      REST Endpoints filled with Users JSON data, DummyJSON...

  2. JSONPlaceholder is a free online service that provides fake data for testing and prototyping purposes. It supports common resources such as posts, comments, albums, photos, todos and users, and all HTTP methods.

  3. dummyapi.onlineDummy API

    A free Dummy API that helps you to build your application using mock JSON data. We provide multiple routes and data sets for you to work with.

    • Users
    • Todos
    • Faking An Entire Json API
    • Testing Code with A Fake Json API
    • Version Control Your Fake API
    • Conclusion
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    Users are normally one of the most fundamental components for a lot of web applications or apps. Therefor we will start out by using some endpoints providing a fake JSON APIfor users.

    Many tutorials ang getting started guides consist of TODO applications. Therefore we will now create some more fake JSON endpoints covering those cases. You could for example use the endpoints below when doing a tutorial on some new programming language you are trying to learn.

    When you want to fake JSON responses for an entire API it is normally called a mock server. It requires a bit more than the endpoints we provided above. Normally you want to fake several endpoints returning fake JSON data. With Mocki you can easily do this as it lets you create several fake endpoints under the same URL but with different paths. If ...

    Developing a fake API can be useful for testing purposes as well. Let’s say you have two different systems talking to each other. When developing one of the systems locally you might not be able to start and run the other system on your developer machine. This is where a fake JSON API can come in handy. You could point all calls to the second syste...

    Version control is fundamental in the developer lifecycle. It makes it easy to track changes in your code and if need be revert to previous versions. A rather new concept is to put your mock specifications inside your version control as well. If you have an Open API specification it’s possible to put that inside a repository and track all the chang...

    So lets draw some conclusions from this! A normal use case for faking an API is when frontend developers might start working without a proper backend present. In that case the frontend developers are interested in one URL which reflects the backend. It would be very hard to use one URL for each endpoint. Therefor it’s more convenient to use a tool ...

    Learn how to create and use fake JSON APIs with dummy data for testing, learning or development. See examples of users and to do APIs with cURL requests and Mocki editor.

  4. Beeceptor offers a mock server with various REST endpoints filled with realistic JSON data for frontend or app development. No backend needed, just copy the URL and set it as the API base URL in your code.

  5. JSONPlaceholder is an Open Source Online Mock REST API Service, designed for developers who need fake JSON data, offering simple and easy-to-understand access.

  6. Fake Online REST API for Testing and Prototyping. Powered by JSON Server + LowDB. fetch('https://jsonplaceholder.cypress.io/todos/1') .then(response => response.json()) .then(json => console.log(json)) Try it.