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Hit Mock Endpoint

Send any HTTP request to a mock endpoint and receive its pre-configured response

How to Use

1. Create a mock with `POST /v1/mocks` and note the returned `endpoint_url`. 2. Point your application or test to `https://webhook.toolkitapi.io/v1/mock/{mock_id}`. 3. The mock returns the configured response on every request, regardless of HTTP method.

About this Tool

The mock hit endpoint is the public-facing URL that serves the pre-configured response for a mock. It accepts **any HTTP method** and returns the status code, headers, body, and content type that were set when the mock was created. If a delay was configured, the response is held for that duration before being sent.

**No authentication required.** This endpoint is designed to be called by your application or test suite as a stand-in for a real API.

Each hit increments the mock's `hit_count`, which you can check via `GET /v1/mocks/{mock_id}`.

Use Cases

API simulation

Stand in for a third-party API that returns specific status codes or error bodies

Timeout testing

Configure a `delay_ms` to simulate slow responses

Error handling validation

Create mocks that return 4xx/5xx responses to test your error paths

Integration testing

Replace real service URLs with mock URLs in test environments

FAQ

Does the response change based on the HTTP method I use? expand_more

No. The mock returns the same configured response regardless of whether you send a GET, POST, DELETE, or any other method.

Does authentication matter? expand_more

No. The mock hit endpoint is public and ignores any authentication headers.

What happens if the mock has expired? expand_more

You'll receive a `404` response with `"Mock not found or expired"`.

Is the hit count tracked? expand_more

Yes. Each request increments the mock's `hit_count`, visible via `GET /v1/mocks/{mock_id}`.

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