MSL (pronounced 'Missile') stands for Mock Service Layer. Our tools enable quick local deployment of your UI code on Node and mocking of your service layer for fast, targeted testing.
The e2e-script works with the current test folder structure, with browserResponse.txt file being inside of msl-client-browser folder. However, if someone follows the getting started doc and opens JasmineSpecRunner.html, the last test fails because of invalid file path to browserResponse.txt. We should create a new folder within "test" and make standalone Jasmine runner and e2e work accordingly.
The e2e-script works with the current test folder structure, with browserResponse.txt file being inside of msl-client-browser folder. However, if someone follows the getting started doc and opens JasmineSpecRunner.html, the last test fails because of invalid file path to browserResponse.txt. We should create a new folder within "test" and make standalone Jasmine runner and e2e work accordingly.
Suggested path: test/responseFiles/browserResponse.txt