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MOCK SERVERS

Request Log

Real-time logging of every request hitting your mock server — see what matched, what didn't, and inspect full request details.

Request log showing matched and unmatched requests with timestamps

Overview

Every incoming request to a running mock server is logged in real-time. The log pane is resizable — drag to expand or collapse.

Logs are per-server — each mock server has its own log
Logs are ephemeral — cleared when server stops or VS Code closes

Log Entries

Each entry shows:

Timestamp
HTTP method (color-coded)
Request path
Matched route (or 'unmatched')
Response status code sent
Tip: Click an entry to see full request details — headers, body, and query params.

Matched vs Unmatched

matched

Request matched a configured route — the configured response was served.

unmatched

No route matched — 404 returned. Helps you discover which endpoints your app is calling that you haven't mocked yet.

Filtering

When the log gets busy during development, use filters to focus:

Filter by matched/unmatched status
Filter by method or path text

Clear & Limits

Clear button — resets the log
Max log entries — configurable per server (default 100)
Oldest entries trimmed when limit reached
Logs not persisted to disk

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