Mockoon's playground is a ready-to-use mock API for all your prototyping needs: fake JSON data, JSON placeholders, realistic CRUD API mock, etc. It is also a good way to discover Mockoon's features.
➡️ Playground API URL: https://playground.mockoon.com ➡️ Playground's documentation
The playground offers the following resources, populated with fake data (generated using Faker.js):
/companies
: a CRUD endpoint with fake companies./contacts
: a CRUD endpoint with fake contacts./customers
: a CRUD endpoint with fake customers./movies
: a CRUD endpoint with fake movies./notifications
: a CRUD endpoint with fake notifications./photos
: a CRUD endpoint with fake photos./pokemons
: a CRUD endpoint with fake pokemons (read-only)./posts
: a CRUD endpoint with fake posts./sales
: a CRUD endpoint with fake sales./todos
: a CRUD endpoint with fake todos./users
: a CRUD endpoint with fake users.
The following routes are available for each resource (replace {resources}
with the resource name, e.g. companies
):
GET /{resources}
: Returns the entire array.GET /{resources}/:id
: Returns an object by its id property.POST /{resources}
: Inserts a new object in the array (autogenerate the id (UUID) if not provided).PUT /{resources}/:id
: Performs a full object update by its id (replace).PATCH /{resources}/:id
: Performs a partial object update by its id (merge).DELETE /{resources}/:id
: Deletes an object by its id.
You can also use the sorting, searching and filtering query parameters on the main GET route, example: ?property_eq=test&page=2&limit=50
. You will find more information about the CRUD routes behavior in our documentation.
💡 The following routes are disabled:
DELETE /{resources}
,PATCH /{resources}
,PUT /{resources}
. POST, DELETE, PATCH and PUT requests are persisted. GET requests are cached.
⚠️ The playground is a shared resource (please don't abuse it) and is not meant to be used in production. Data are frequently reset.
To go further, download Mockoon and discover all its features.
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Please also take a look at our Code of Conduct.
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