Using MirageJS to mock a backend API in Vue

In this video, we’re going to walk through the first 15 videos in this series (the ones before we switched over to Nuxt) and create the mock API that we need at each step.

Our primary goal is to make it easier to follow along with my videos even if you don’t want to build your own backend. But if you just want to learn Mirage and don’t care about the project, then this will still work for you — you don’t need to know all the stuff we’re doing in the Vue app in order to learn the Mirage API from this.

0:00 Start
2:45 Why Mirage?
7:18 Our First Mirage Endpoint
13:28 JSONAPI: Models, Serializers, and Shorthands
15:48 JSONAPI Relationships
18:09 Put, Post, and Delete
20:29 Authentication
24:27 Finishing Up
29:51 Conclusion

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[paralaxa]

tnx for mirage now i use in every project

[alona-cibr]

is it possible to mock readable stream with Mirage instead of plain JSON response?

[jesuscuria]

Thank you for the tutorial, awesome as usual.
I have a question regarding the environment. Should we do some additional step to disable mirage server when deploying the application to production, having a real API back-end? Or somehow is automatically disabled generating the files for production?

[jmihzamahendra]

So awesome⏫⏫, i am from indonesia,
how to include miragejs to nuxt project?

[AhmedReda-xjcq]

am very beginner and i don`t know how to get my baseURL for my Mirage Server, can anybody help me !

[tajeddinealaoui]

can you do a tutorial on how to send emails with nuxt ?

[Bawaromerali]

Thank you, when the next video will come ? we are waiting .