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mock-type

v0.9.0

Published

a tool to create mock data from typescript interfaces, inspired by [intermock](https://github.com/google/intermock)

Downloads

12

Readme

mock-type

a tool to create mock data from typescript interfaces, inspired by intermock

Installation

npm install --global mock-type

Usage

Suppose we have a file named model.ts under current directory, which content is like:

interface User {
  name: string
}

we can mock data by this:

mock-type -f ./model.ts --interfaces "User"

If you want to write mock data to file, just add outFile option:

mock-type -f ./model.ts --interfaces "User" --outFile "./mock.ts"

Why

Since intermock is not active, and don't support some important features like:

  1. don't support nested type literal
interface Student {
  name: string,
  grade: {
    math: number,
    english: number
  }
}
  1. don't support array consist of primitive data
interface Group {
  memebers: Array<string>
}
  1. don't support multiple files
interface Admin {
  role: User // User interface located in another file
}