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Open Source
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| Offline Russian dictation. The model stays on the device. | |
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| Read files with easy | |
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| Open source library for logging and debugging | |
How to publish Open Source library
Step by step guide
Stubby4j is an open-source tool that can be used to stub HTTP(S) requests during development and testing. It allows developers to simulate responses from HTTP-based APIs and control the behavior of these APIs during testing, making it easier to test code that depends on external services. Stubby4j is easy to use and can be run with minimal configuration, making it a valuable tool for developers working on microservices, single-page applications, and other types of applications that rely on HTTP APIs. With its ability to simulate a range of API behaviors, from delays and errors to custom responses, Stubby4j can help improve the quality of your code and make your testing process more efficient.