mock2csv
v0.0.7
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Create Mock data and save it as CSV file
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Mock2CSV
- Mock2CSV is a simple library that allows you to quickly create csv files using libraries like faker.js.
NOTE
- Recommend to use Typescript.
- Can use bcryptjs, faker-js, moment-timezone by
import { bcrypt, faker, moment } from "mock2csv";
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Configuration
It has some options.
how to configure
const m2c = new Mock2CSV(); // default
const m2c = new Mock2CSV({ header: false, logging: false }); // disable header, logging
const m2c = new Mock2CSV({ delimiter: ";" }); // use delimiter ';'
// you can set options by setter.
m2c.setOptions({ header: false });
m2c.setNewLine(" ");
options
interface Options {
header: boolean;
delimiter: string;
quote: string;
escape: string;
newLine: string;
logging: boolean;
}
header
- default :
true
- Add a line at the top of the CSV file that spells out the name of each column.
- default :
delimiter
- default :
,
- Separator for each
column
in the record.
- default :
quote
- default :
"
- Serves to enclose each
column value
in the record.
- default :
escape
- default :
"
- Utilized as the escape quote within the record.
- default :
newLine
- default :
\n
- Signals the end of the record line and separates the next record statement.
- default :
logging
- default :
false
- Enable/disable logging for this tool.
- default :
Usage
import { bcrypt, faker, moment, Mock2CSV, Schema } from "mock2csv";
let user_id = 1;
const pw = bcrypt.hashSync("password123", 10); // encrypt password (encryption is time-consuming)
const User: Schema = {
userId: () => (user_id++).toString(),
nickname: () => faker.internet.userName(),
email: () => faker.internet.email(),
password: () => pw,
createdAt: () =>
moment().tz("Asia/Seoul").format("YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss.SSSSSSZ"),
updatedAt: () =>
moment().tz("Asia/Seoul").format("YYYY-MM-DDTHH:mm:ss.SSSSSSZ"),
};
const m2c = new Mock2CSV();
// apis
m2c.generate(User, 1e3, "output.csv");
await m2c.generateAsync(User, 1e5, "output.csv");
m2c.generateToStream(User, 1e3, stream);
- output.csv result example
"userId","nickname","email","password","createdAt","updatedAt"
"1","Hermina.Corwin83","[email protected]","$2a$10$JWYurQEFR86NeomyOF0kSupf23ZH17.zWW/qE10VvLgE0RHBCrmp6","2024-05-13T08:20:49.716000+09:00","2024-05-13T08:20:49.717000+09:00"
... +999 records