Jaya Kumar Reddy Regalla is an independent developer whose open-source focus is on lightweight, developer-centric utilities that streamline everyday coding tasks. His single published utility, Local Mock Server, distills the often-cumbersome process of API stubbing into a few configuration lines: by reading a JSON ruleset it spins up an on-demand HTTP endpoint that mirrors production paths, status codes, headers and payload shapes, letting front-end teams proceed while the real back end is still in flux. Typical use cases range from rapid UI prototyping and regression testing to reproducing edge-case failures without touching live services; the tool is equally handy for classroom demos where a dependable, repeatable response set is required. Because it runs entirely offline, engineers can work in airplanes, VPN-restricted offices or CI pipelines with zero external dependencies, while security reviewers appreciate that no data ever leaves the machine. The codebase remains small enough to audit quickly, yet it supports dynamic delays, conditional routes and CORS toggles, covering most scenarios that heavier enterprise mocks address. Users clone or download a portable executable, point it at a folder of JSON samples, and have a full fake service running in under a minute. Jaya Kumar Reddy Regalla’s Local Mock Server is available for free on get.nero.com, where downloads are delivered through trusted Windows package sources such as winget, always fetch the latest release, and can be installed singly or in batch alongside other applications.
Local Mock Server is a simple tool for creating mock server locally. With this you can create number of mock api’s by configuring request method, request path, response status and JSON response body
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