Enable mock integration using the API Gateway console

Choose an API resource and create a method. In the method Setup pane, choose Mock for Integration type, and then choose Save.

Choose Method Request from Method Execution. Expand URL Query String Parameters. Choose Add query string to add a scope query parameter. This determines if the caller is internal or otherwise.

From Method Execution, choose Method Response.

Under HTTP Status, add 500.

Choose Integration Request from Method Execution. Expand Mapping Templates. Choose or add an application/json mapping template. Enter the following in the template editor:

{
  #if( $input.params('scope') == "internal" )
    "statusCode": 200
  #else
    "statusCode": 500
  #end
}

Choose Save.

Choose Integration Response from Method Execution. Expand the 200 response and then the Mapping Templates section. Choose or add an application/json mapping template and enter the following response body mapping template in the template editor.

{
    "statusCode": 200,
    "message": "Go ahead without me"
}

Choose Save.

Choose Add integration response to add a 500 response. Enter 5\d{2} in HTTP status regex. For Method response status, choose 500, and then choose Save.

Expand 5\d{2} and then expand Mapping Templates and choose Add mapping template. Enter application/json for Content-Type and then choose the check mark icon to save the setting. In the template editor, enter the following integration response body mapping template:

{
    "statusCode": 500,
    "message": "The invoked method is not supported on the API resource."
}

Choose Save.

Choose Test from Method Execution. Do the following:

1. Enter scope=internal under Query Strings. Choose Test. The test result shows:

   
   Request: /?scope=internal
   Status: 200
   Latency: 26 ms
   Response Body
   
   {
     "statusCode": 200,
     "message": "Go ahead without me"
   }
   
   Response Headers
   
   {"Content-Type":"application/json"}
   
   

2. Enter scope=public under Query Strings or leave it blank. Choose Test. The test result shows:

   
   Request: /
   Status: 500
   Latency: 16 ms
   Response Body
   
   {
     "statusCode": 500,
     "message": "The invoked method is not supported on the API resource."
   }
   
   Response Headers
   
   {"Content-Type":"application/json"}