Is there a publicly-available mock Instagram Graph API server? If not, how can I get one set up quickly & easily?

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  • Nock

    HTTP server mocking and expectations library for Node.js

    • You certainly could build a mock server, but I don't recommend doing so. Facebook's Graph API is pretty complicated with a lot of poorly documented features and it changes over time. What could work for you is to record the communication with the server and then "replay" the traffic for tests and development (once you figure out the basic requests / responses). We use Nock for that in Node.js, but I believe most languages have something similar.

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