Integrate unmock in Slack
with Axolo

Unmock is a GitHub application that offers developers a seamless way to test their integrations with third-party APIs and microservices. The service provides a clean, consistent, and opinionated approach to mocking, allowing developers to focus on writing tests without worrying about the complexities of mocking. Unmock's mission is to mock the internet so that developers don't have to, enabling them to write bug-free code for years to come.

Under the hood, Unmock uses natural language processing to create logical relationships between input and output data, automating the process of provisioning databases to store data between API calls. This means that developers can rely on Unmock to handle the complexities of mocking, freeing up their time and resources to focus on writing high-quality tests.

Unmock is proudly made by Meeshkan, a team of experts dedicated to helping developers streamline their workflows and improve their testing processes. With Unmock, developers can accelerate their testing and ensure that their integrations with third-party APIs and microservices are reliable and bug-free.

List of Unmock application features:
1. Provides a clean and consistent way for testing integrations with third-party APIs and microservices.
2. Offers an opinionated approach to testing.
3. Eliminates the need for developers to mock APIs themselves.
4. Uses natural language processing to create logical relationships between input and output data.
5. Automatically provisions databases to store data between API calls.

The pricing for unmock's GitHub application is free for all public repos. There is no charge for this service.

Integrating unmock in Slack with Axolo is beneficial because it allows developers to test their integrations with third-party APIs and microservices more efficiently and effectively. With unmock, developers can write tests and let unmock take care of the mocking for them, which can save time and resources. Additionally, unmock's natural language processing and automatic database provisioning can help developers write bug-free code for years to come.