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--jitter option to simulate variable latency
See original GitHub issuejson-server currently offers a --delay setting, which is very helpful in making a simulated-API respond not-quite-instantly.
I suggest an additional feature --jitter N, which adds an additional random delay of 0-N milliseconds for each request. This would further instead the realism of the simulated API, and make it possible to demonstrate more client-side behaviors an ideas.
If this idea is appealing to @typicode , I will be happy to implement it and make a PR.
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This is a great contribution, I really hope it gets merged.
I published the fork with the --jitter option to npmjs:
$ npm install ad-json-server -D$ npm install -g ad-json-server