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fake-hr

v1.3.0

Published

HR data sets for mocking and testing

Downloads

142

Readme

fake-hr

Powered by skuba

fake-hr is a Node.js package that contains limited HR data sets.

It can be plugged into generators like Chance and Faker to supplement their built-in data sets, and is intentionally abstracted away from SEEK's own data structures and knowledge graphs.

We use this to generate mock data for our GraphQL Playground and Wingman mockup.

Table of contents

API

competencies

Get a list of competencies.

import { fakeHr } from 'fake-hr';

fakeHr.competencies.all;
// string[]

fakeHr.competencies.all[0];
// Active Learning

education.institutions

Get a list of education institutions.

import { fakeHr } from 'fake-hr';

fakeHr.education.institutions.all;
// EducationInstitution[]

fakeHr.education.institutions.filter({ country: 'au', level: [6, 7] });
// EducationInstitution[]

fakeHr.education.institutions.all[0];
// {
//   countries: [ 'au' ],
//   name: 'Canberra Institute of Technology',
//   levels: [ 2, 3, 4, 5 ]
// }

education.qualifications

Get a list of education qualifications.

import { fakeHr } from 'fake-hr';

fakeHr.education.qualifications.all;
// EducationQualification[]

fakeHr.education.qualifications.filter({ level: [2, 3] });
// EducationQualification[]

fakeHr.education.qualifications.all[0];
// {
//   countries: [ 'au' ],
//   level: 2,
//   name: 'Certificate I in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Language and Knowledge Work'
// }

Development

Prerequisites

  • Node.js LTS
  • Yarn 1.x
yarn install

Test

yarn test

Lint

# fix
yarn format

# check
yarn lint

Package

# compile source
yarn build

# review bundle
npm pack

Release

This package is published to the public npm registry with a GitHub Actions release workflow.

The workflow runs on select branches:

on:
  push:
    branches:
      # add others as necessary
      - beta
      - master
      # - alpha

It depends on this repo being hosted on seek-oss with appropriate access.

To set up this repo for publishing, follow the instructions in our OSS npm package guidance.

Releasing latest

Commits to the master branch will be released with the latest tag, which is the default used when running npm install or yarn install.

Releasing other dist-tags

semantic-release prescribes a branch-based workflow for managing distribution tags.

You can push to other branches to manage betas, maintenance updates to prior major versions, and more.

Here are some branches that semantic-release supports by default:

| Git branch | npm dist-tag | | :--------- | :----------- | | master | latest | | alpha | alpha | | beta | beta | | next | next | | 1.x | release-1.x |

For more information, see the semantic-release docs on triggering a release.