Introduce Beeceptor to the GraphQL tools list - #2200
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Thanks @bee-anvith ! Edit: had CLA issues merging this so I made it in #2466 |
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Description
This PR incorporates Beeceptor into the documentation.
We are adding this tool as a helpful option for developers seeking to implement service virtualization.
Beeceptor offers a no-code approach to setting up mock GraphQL servers directly from the Schema Definition Language (SDL).
Its features include support for stateful responses, mutations, and subscriptions which may assist teams in facilitating parallel development and enhancing their integration testing workflows.
Changes introduced:
src/code/services: