Language Injections

Various language injections are provided by the WireMocha plugin that extend the bundled configuration.

In general, injections require the IntelliLang plugin to be installed (bundled by default), while XPath injections require the XPathView + XSLT plugin,
and Handlebars injections require the Handlebars/Mustache plugin. All of these plugins are optional, but in case any of them is disabled or not installed, the corresponding functionality of WireMocha won’t be available.

Notes:

Injecting multiple separate Handlebars fragments into the same literal is available since v1.0.2.
Known issue: if a string literal contains a raw block ({{{{), although Handlebars is injected into it, subsequent Handlebars fragments in the same literal are highlighted as generic expressions and not actual helpers, and lack features like code completion. This happens via the IDE’s own language injection feature as well.

Java DSL

These are all enabled by default. Handlebars injection can be disabled under IDE Settings > Tools > WireMocha, while the rest can be disabled individually under IDE Settings > Editor > Language Injections. They are by default available since v1.0.0, unless stated otherwise.

Category	Location	Injected Language
WireMock URL Matchers	`WireMock.urlMatching()` `WireMock.urlPathMatching()`	RegExp
WireMock String Value Matchers	`WireMock.matching()` `WireMock.notMatching()`	RegExp
WireMock JSON Matchers	`WireMock.equalToJson()`	JSON
WireMock XML Matchers	`WireMock.equalToXml()`	XML
WireMock JSON Path Matchers	`WireMock.matchingJsonPath()`	JSONPath
WireMock XPath Matchers	`WireMock.matchingXPath()` `WireMock.matchesXPathWithSubMatcher()`	XPath
WireMock JSON Response Body	`WireMock.okJson()` `WireMock.jsonResponse()`	JSON
WireMock XML Response Body	`WireMock.okXml()` `WireMock.okTextXml()`	XML
Response definition	Following methods of `ResponseDefinitionBuilder`: `withBody()` `withBodyFile()` `withBase64Body()` `withHeader()` `proxiedFrom()`	Handlebars
WebhookDefinition	Following methods of `WebhookDefinition`: `withUrl()` `withMethod()` `withBody()`	Handlebars
WireMockContainer – TestContainers Java module	`WireMockContainer.withMapping()`	JSON
WireMockConfiguration Permitted Keys	`WireMockConfiguration.withPermittedSystemKeys()`	RegExp
WireMockGrpc JSON	`WireMockGrpc.json()`	JSON
WireMockGrpc Handlebars	`WireMockGrpc.jsonTemplate()`	Handlebars

JSON DSL

Injections into JSON mapping files are generally available since v1.0.1. They cannot be disabled.

Property	Injected Language	Comments
`matches` `doesNotMatch` `urlPattern` `urlPathPattern` `placeholderOpeningDelimiterRegex` `placeholderClosingDelimiterRegex`	RegExp
`equalToJson`	JSON
`equalToXml`	XML
`matchesJsonPath` `matchesJsonPath.expression`	JSONPath
`matchesXPath` `matchesXPath.expression`	XPath
`body` `bodyFileName` `base64Body` `proxyBaseUrl` Literals within `response.headers`	Handlebars	Applied inside the `response` properties.
`body` `url` `method`	Handlebars	Applied inside `serveEventListeners.parameters` properties when the listener `name` is webhook.
The following properties under `request.customMatcher` when the matcher name is state-matcher: `hasContext` `hasNotContext` `hasProperty` `hasNotProperty` `listSizeEqualTo` `listSizeLessThan` `listSizeMoreThan` `updateCountEqualTo` `updateCountLessThan` `updateCountMoreThan`	Handlebars	For the wiremock-state-extension.
Properties under `serveEventListeners.parameters` when the listener is `recordState` or `deleteState`.	Handlebars	For the wiremock-state-extension.