wtf is reformock?

Reformock is a Docker-based mock server that simulates a specific piece of French government infrastructure related to electronic invoicing. France is rolling out a mandatory e-invoicing reform, and businesses need to connect their software to certified intermediary platforms, called PDPs, that follow a technical standard known as AFNOR XP Z12-013. Testing that connection normally requires access to a real test environment, which is not always available. Reformock stands in for that missing environment by imitating the required API so developers can build and test their integration against something realistic. The mock server automatically generates fake invoices in the standard formats the norm expects, along with realistic lifecycle status updates, and serves them through the exact routes the official standard requires, such as checking service health, submitting a flow, searching for flows, retrieving a flow's details, and managing webhook subscriptions. It also includes extra, non-standard admin routes for controlling the mock itself: forcing a specific invoice status, generating a batch of fake invoices on demand, or clearing everything out of memory. A browser-based console lets you drag and drop your own invoice files, in formats like UBL XML or Factur-X PDF, and the mock will read them, extract details like invoice number and amounts, and make them available through the same API your integration will query. Everything uploaded through this console only lives in memory and disappears when the container restarts. The API requires standard OAuth2 authentication, though this can be disabled for simpler local testing, and there is also a way to obtain a token for scripted testing. This tool is aimed squarely at developers and companies in France who are building or testing software that must connect to the new e-invoicing partner platforms, and it assumes familiarity with that specific regulatory context. It is distributed as a ready-to-run Docker image, with tagged versions available for pinning to a stable release in a CI pipeline.