Stop setting up json-server for every prototype. There's a faster way.

You're building a frontend. The backend isn't ready. You need one endpoint that returns a list of users. So you do what you always do: npm install -g json-server mkdir mock-server && cd mock-server touch db.json Then you write the JSON, configure the routes, figure out why CORS is blocking your React app, fix it, run the server — and 15 minutes later you finally have a GET /users endpoint returning fake data. For something you'll throw away tomorrow. I've done this probably 200 times. Ev