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How well does Mockoon handle stateful mock servers with CRUD behavior — like, will our mocks actually remember records created between requests?

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“Yes. Mockoon supports genuinely stateful CRUD mock APIs.”
+ integration testing

“Integration testing | Very good”

+ stateful CRUD mock APIs

“Yes. Mockoon supports genuinely stateful CRUD mock APIs.”

+ behaves like a small in-memory database

“This is one of Mockoon's stronger features: it can behave like a small in-memory database rather than simply returning predefined JSON responses.”

+ state persists across API calls

“The important distinction is that state persists across API calls, not just within an individual request.”

+ automatic ID generation

“Mockoon also generates UUIDs automatically when a newly created record doesn't supply an ID.”

+ filtering, sorting, and pagination

“It also supports filtering, sorting, and pagination for collection requests.”

+ shared state across routes

“You can also share data buckets between different routes, so different API endpoints can operate on the same underlying mock state.”

+ setData templating helper flexibility

“Mockoon offers additional flexibility through its setData templating helper.”

+ frontend development against CRUD APIs

“Frontend development against CRUD APIs | Excellent”

+ simulating multi-step user workflows

“Simulating multi-step user workflows | Very good”

+ shared state across API endpoints

“Shared state across API endpoints | Excellent”

− persistence across server restarts

“Persist across server restarts | No”

− persistence to a real database

“Persist to a real database | No”

− serverless state between invocations

“Mockoon's serverless package does not maintain data bucket state between function invocations because serverless functions are stateless.”

− long-running test environments

“Long-running test environments | Good, with caveats”

− production-like database persistence

“Production-like database persistence | Not suitable”

− distributed or serverless stateful mocking

“Distributed or serverless stateful mocking | Not suitable”

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