Learn how to intercept API requests and modify responses using MockQL's dashboard. This guide walks you through the complete request interception workflow.
The dashboard shows all your API endpoints, their methods, and current status. This central view gives you quick access to create, monitor, and test endpoints.
Click Create Endpoint to define a new API request to intercept. Specify the method, URL, headers, and request body as needed.
GET, POST, PUT, DELETE
Path with parameters
Authentication, content type
JSON, form data
Select any endpoint and click Edit to modify its configuration. Update parameters, headers, or the request body to adjust how MockQL handles the request.
Click on an endpoint to see its detailed configuration, including request parameters, headers, and response history. This expanded view helps you understand exactly how the endpoint is configured.
Configure custom responses to simulate different scenarios. You can create success and error responses to test how your application handles various API conditions.
Send test requests directly from the dashboard to verify your endpoint configuration. This allows you to see the actual response before integrating with your application.
MockQL works with external tools like Postman. Send requests through your favorite API client while still benefiting from MockQL's interception and mocking capabilities.
Track response statuses and logs for debugging purposes. The dashboard shows status codes and response data for all intercepted requests to help troubleshoot issues.
MockQL's request interception dashboard helps you create, modify, and test API requests with minimal effort. It provides real-time logs and custom response handling.
Define exactly how requests should be intercepted and modified
Simulate different API responses without changing backend code
Track all API interactions for debugging and testing