resReplace

Replaces the response body content using a method similar to JavaScript's String.replace() (only valid for requests with a response body, such as 200 and 500). Supports multiple text formats:

• JSON (application/json)
• XML (application/xml)
• HTML (text/html)
• Plain text (text/xxx)

Rule Syntax

pattern resReplace://value [filters...]

Parameters	Description	Detailed Documentation
pattern	Expression to match against the request URL	Match Pattern Documentation
value	Replacement configuration object, supported from the following sources: • Directory/file path • Remote URL • Inline/embedded/Values content	Operation Instruction Documentation
filters	Optional filters, supporting matching: • Request URL/Method/Header/Content • Response Status Code/Header	Filter Documentation

Configuration Example

Inline Mode

www.example.com/path file://(00user-11test-22user-33test) resReplace://user=abc&/\d+/g=number

Request https://www.example.com/path/to, browser receives:

numberabc-numbertest-numberabc-numbertest

Inline Mode

``` resReplace.json
user: name
/\d+/g: num
```
# or (note the escape character)
``` resReplace.json
{
  'user': 'name',
  '/\\d+/g': 'num'
}
```
www.example.com/path file://(00user-11test-22user-33test) resReplace://{resReplace.json}

Request https://www.example.com/path/to Content received by the browser:

numname-numtest-numname-numtest

Local/Remote Resources

www.example.com/path1 resReplace:///User/xxx/test.json
www.example.com/path2 resReplace://https://www.xxx.com/xxx/params.json
# Editing a temporary file
www.example.com/path3 resReplace://temp/blank.json

Relationship Protocol

1. Object Merge: resMerge
2. Completely replace: resBody