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samplyr

v1.0.4

Published

A simple way to generate sample data for node.js

Downloads

2

Readme

Samplyr

NOTE: CUSTOM DATA UPLOADERS COMING OUT VERY SOON
const Samplyr = require('samplyr');
const samplyr = new Samplyr()

let sample = samplyr.gen({
    type: "array",
    options: {
        amount: 7
    },
    data: Math.random
});

Will generate data like this:

[ 0.18114644106936262,
     0.6859683609401832,
     0.103134468147839,
     0.10304350398991069,
     0.6041194958517742,
     0.7425383663378489,
     0.9123227290965246,
     0.5944519594438438,
     0.7306672237251004,
     0.7614628503521268,
     0.6752942590826456 ]

Getting Started

.Gen

This is your main function it allows you to generate data from a template

Gen takes two paramaters, the first of which is the template which is required and the second one which is a boolean allows it to return a function that returns the data so you can use in other Samplyr templates like so

var sampleTemplate = samplyr.gen({
    type: "array",
    options: {
        amount: 7
    },
    data: Math.random
}, true); //added true value here to return function to use in next .gen()

var sampleTemplate = samplyr.gen({
    type: "object"
    data: {
        sevenRandomNumbers: sampleTemplate,
        staticBool: false
    }
});
Template

Key|Value :--|:----- Type| Can be either "object" or "array" Options| Options object view options Data| Data object view data

Options

Key|Value|Optional :--|:-----|:-- Amount|Amount of data to generate|Only if object type is object

Data

The data object is an object consisting of either just a function for generating data from or a object with functions inside of it for generating data from..

Example

data: {
    randomNum: Math.random,
    staticValue: 7
}

OR

data: Math.random