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0.10.0

New Features

  • One-shot fault injection — every emulator's control plane can now arm failures against otherwise-real endpoints: POST /_emulate/faults with a match (operationId, method, and/or a pathPattern glob) and a response (status, optional body/headers/delayMs) makes the next times matching requests short-circuit with that response, then disarms. Faulted requests still land in the request ledger marked faulted: true with the faultId, so a test can prove the fault fired and that the caller's fallback ran. Typed surface on both createEmulator and connectEmulator: client.faults.arm(...), .list(), .clear(id?). reset() clears armed faults. This is the missing piece for exercising error paths (failed token exchanges, rejected dynamic client registrations, flaky upstreams) against real-shaped services instead of hand-written mocks.

0.9.1

Bug Fixes

  • Autumn customer balances carry their feature — 0.9.0's per-feature balances on customers.get_or_create omitted the nested feature object, but autumn-js's useCustomer always requests expand: ["balances.feature"] and asserts the expansion, so every consuming UI render threw [customerToFeatures] please expand balances.feature into the app's error boundary. Every balance entry now embeds its feature, matching the real API's expanded shape.

0.9.0

New Features

  • Autumn checkout and free-trial flow — the Autumn emulator now backs a real billing UI end to end. plans.list returns a seedable plan catalog with per-customer eligibility (attach_action, status, trialing, trial_available), billing.attach and billing.open_customer_portal are supported, and a paid plan or a card-required free trial routes attach through a hosted checkout page. Completing checkout redirects to the app's success_url without activating the subscription; activation lands when the checkout settles (POST /checkout/settle), mirroring Stripe's checkout.session.completed webhook arriving after the redirect. customers.get_or_create now returns SDK-shaped subscriptions and per-feature balances. This makes the "billing page stays stale until a reload after checkout" race reproducible in tests.

0.8.1

New Features

  • GitLab GraphQL emulator — a new gitlab emulator serves GitLab's full GraphQL schema with real graphql-js introspection and validation. It loads the complete published SDL (4000+ types) so generated GraphQL clients see the same surface they would in production, and rejects malformed operations with verbatim graphql-js validation errors. The hosted gitlab.emulators.dev host and createEmulator({ service: "gitlab" }) both expose the schema at /api/graphql, with metadata and echo queries resolving and an honest unauthenticated currentUser.

Bug Fixes

  • WorkOS invitation memberships — sending an organization invitation now also creates a pending organization membership (and the invited user when one does not exist yet), matching real WorkOS. listOrganizationMemberships with status pending returns invited but not yet joined people, so consumers can list invited members and count seats accurately. Accepting the invitation activates that membership instead of leaving a duplicate.
  • Publishable emulate package — the published package no longer declares the bundled @emulators/workos and @emulators/autumn workspace packages as runtime dependencies (they are bundled, so it now lists them as dev dependencies like the other emulators), and it now declares the third-party SDKs the bundle resolves at runtime (@aws-sdk/*, googleapis, @octokit/rest, @workos-inc/node, stripe, and others). A clean npm install of the tarball now resolves and boots every service emulator.

0.7.5

New Features

  • Microsoft Graph emulator expansion — the Microsoft emulator now includes stateful Graph users, mail, calendar events, and OneDrive routes alongside Entra ID OAuth, OIDC, refresh tokens, and client credentials. The OpenAPI subset, manifest, seed schema, docs, and agent skill now describe the supported Graph workload surface, and tests cover delegated OAuth, app-only token exchange, local credential minting, and opt-in live Microsoft token parity.

0.7.4

Bug Fixes

  • Local MCP packaging — the npm emulate package now includes the MCP emulator in its local service registry. createEmulator({ service: "github" }) serves the GitHub MCP OAuth metadata locally, matching the hosted Cloudflare worker, and createEmulator({ service: "mcp" }) is available for MCP-only tests.

0.7.3

New Features

  • MCP Enterprise-Managed Authorization — the WorkOS emulator can exchange signed user subject tokens for ID-JAG assertions, and the GitHub MCP emulator advertises the ID-JAG grant profile and redeems ID-JAG assertions through the JWT bearer grant. The request ledger now captures both token exchanges so end-to-end tests can prove the enterprise-managed authorization path.

0.7.2

New Features

  • MCP OAuth scope discovery — the GitHub MCP emulator advertises configurable OAuth scopes for runtime discovery via RFC 9728 protected-resource and RFC 8414 authorization-server metadata. Seed scopes and scopeSource (resource, authorization-server, both, or none) to drive any discovery branch, including the resource-silent fallback to authorization-server metadata and an authoritative empty scope set. The hosted /github/scope-discovery/mcp instance deploys the fallback scenario with zero seed config.

0.6.0

New Features

  • Expanded Slack emulator support — stateful Slack writes for rich chat messages, updates, deletes, permalinks, ephemeral and scheduled messages, conversations and DMs, OAuth installs and scopes, user profiles and presence, modern file uploads, pins and bookmarks, App Home views, modals, inspector tabs, event delivery visibility, docs, and coverage matrix (#152-#164)

Improvements

  • Slack SDK coverage — added Slack WebClient conformance tests and route coverage for the supported Slack Web API surface (#152-#164)
  • Slack docs — audited README, package docs, web docs, skill guidance, CLI seed output, strict scope notes, and unsupported Slack families against the implemented surface (#164)

Contributors

  • @ctate

0.5.0

New Features

  • Clerk emulator — local emulation of Clerk authentication and session management (#38)
  • Portless integration — embed emulators directly in your app without dedicated ports, with base URL override support (#78)
  • Google hd claim — hosted domain claim in ID tokens and userinfo for Google OAuth (#73)
  • Stripe Checkout example — full working example of Stripe Checkout with the Stripe emulator (#82)
  • Resend magic link example — working example of Resend magic link authentication flow (#51)
  • Docs landing page — new landing page for the docs site (#81)

Improvements

  • Unified UI design system — all emulator UIs now share a consistent design system with CI quality checks (#50)
  • Stripe — added customer sessions and payment methods API (#47)

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed AWS S3 emulator compatibility with the official AWS SDK wire format (#65, #69)
  • Fixed Resend email inbox links not being clickable in preview (#80)

Contributors

  • @ctate
  • @disintegrator
  • @jlucaso1
  • @Railly
  • @tmm

0.4.1

Bug Fixes

  • Include README in all @emulators/* npm packages

0.4.0

New Features

  • Next.js adapter — embed emulators directly in your Next.js app via @emulators/adapter-next, solving the Vercel preview deployment problem where OAuth callback URLs change with every deployment (#43)
  • MongoDB Atlas emulator — local emulation of MongoDB Atlas with Data API support (#18)
  • Stripe emulator — local emulation of Stripe billing and payment APIs (#4)
  • Resend emulator — local emulation of the Resend email API (#7)
  • Okta emulator — local emulation of Okta authentication and OIDC flows (#32)

Improvements

  • Microsoft Entra ID — added v1 OAuth token endpoint and Microsoft Graph /users/{id} route (#30)

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed multiple bugs, security hardening, and quality improvements across all emulators (#37)

Contributors

  • @AmorosoDavid12
  • @ctate
  • @jk4235
  • @mvanhorn