🤖 AI-Mocks is a Kotlin-based toolkit for mocking and testing LLM APIs with real streaming and SSE support. Simulate OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Ollama, and A2A services locally for reliable integration testing.
AI-Mocks are mock LLM (Large Language Model) servers built on Mokksy, a mock server inspired by WireMock, with support for response streaming and Server-Side Events (SSE). They are designed to build, test, and mock LLM responses for development purposes. Mokksy is a mock HTTP server built with Kotlin and Ktor. It addresses the limitations of WireMock by supporting true SSE and streaming…
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AI-Mocks are mock LLM (Large Language Model) servers built on Mokksy, a mock server inspired by WireMock, with support for response streaming and Server-Side Events (SSE). They are designed to build, test, and mock LLM responses for development purposes. Mokksy is a mock HTTP server built with Kotlin and Ktor. It addresses the limitations of WireMock by supporting true SSE and streaming responses, making it extreamly useful for integration testing LLM clients. AI-Mocks is a set of specialized…
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