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Does Beeceptor let us simulate latency, timeouts, and error responses so we can test how our mobile app handles flaky networks?

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“Yes. Beeceptor supports all three: latency simulation, timeout testing, and HTTP error responses.”
+ latency simulation

“Beeceptor lets you introduce artificial delays at the endpoint or individual mock-rule level.”

+ timeout simulation

“You can introduce delays long enough to exceed your mobile app's configured HTTP timeout.”

+ HTTP error responses

“You can configure mock rules to return specific HTTP status codes, headers, and response bodies.”

+ fine-grained control over API behavior

“It gives you fine-grained control over API behavior without having to modify your backend or deliberately break production services.”

− does not simulate network disconnections

“One distinction: this tests client-side timeout handling through delayed responses, rather than necessarily simulating a TCP connection dropping or a network becoming disconnected.”

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