Hock: HTTP Mocking Server

Hock is an HTTP mocking server designed for Node.js applications, enabling the definition of mock HTTP requests and their corresponding responses to facilitate testing. Unlike Nock, which intercepts `http.clientRequest`, Hock functions as a self-contained, fully operational HTTP service, making it suitable for integration tests that require a network endpoint to be hit. The package's API is intentionally similar to Nock's, allowing for familiar patterns in defining request expectations and responses. The current stable version is 1.4.1, last updated over eight years ago. The project appears to be unmaintained, evidenced by its reliance on deprecated Node.js versions (>=0.8.x) and older, unmaintained dependencies like `request`. Due to its age and lack of maintenance, it is generally not recommended for new projects or environments running modern Node.js.