structed-garbage

Garbage and test data generator with no dependencies that can generate random objects and arrays by defined structure.

Install

You can install this module by npm:

npm install structed-garbage

Usage

Firstly load module:

var garbage = require('structed-garbage');

Then you can use generator methods:

struct

Generates random data with defined structure.

Structure leafs must be defined as object: { generator: %generator-type%, params: %generator-argument% }. They will be replaced with results of random generators (they are described below).

This example generates object by defined structure:

garbage.struct({
    name: {generator: 'name'},
    birth: {generator: 'date'},
    staticValue: 'some text for example',
    staticValueMethod: {generator: 'value', params: {foo: 1, bar: 2, baz: 3}},
    likesCount: {generator: 'int', params: {min: 0, max: 10}},
    posts: [
        {
            title: {generator: 'collocation'},
            text: {generator: 'string'},
            image: {generator: 'imagePicsum', params: {width: 100, height: 100}},
            created: {generator: 'date'},
        },
        {
            title: {generator: 'collocation'},
            text: {generator: 'string'},
            image: {generator: 'imageLorempixel'},
            created: {generator: 'date'},
        },
    ],
    comments: {
        generator: 'array',
        params: {
            min: 0,
            max: 3,
            struct: {
                text: { generator: 'string' },
                date: { generator: 'date'}
            }
        }
    }
});

array

Returns random filled array. Params:

• len - fixed length of the array
• max - max length of the array
• min - min length of the array
• struct - structure of array element

This code generates array with 3 elements, that generated by different random generators (they are described below):

garbage.array({len: 3})

This example generates array with length from 0 to 5 with defined structure:

garbage.array({
    min: 0,
    max: 5,
    struct: {
        name: { generator: 'name' },
        phone: { generator: 'phone'},
        something: { generator: 'object' }
    }
});

// elements of this array will be something like this:
// {
//     name: 'Emmalynne Gabriele',
//     phone: '+45084705071',
//     something: { 
//         '+4QV*$51fIwDkG5lM': '[email protected]',
//         'Mz|uWppr8Oj}+s`ZK': 'http://lorempixel.com/200/300' 
//     } 
// }

object

Returns random filled object. Params:

• len - fixed number of properties
• max - max number of properties
• min - min number of properties
• struct - structure of element

This code generates object with 3 properties, that generated by different random generators (they are described below):

garbage.object({len: 3});

Object keys will be generated by string() method.

value

Just returns defined static value. May be useful in struct method.

garbage.value({foo: 1, bar: 2, baz: 3});

// expected: {foo: 1, bar: 2, baz: 3}

char

Returns single character.

garbage.char();

string

Returns random string. Params:

• min - min size of string (default: 2)
• max - max size of string (default: 20)
• len - fixed length of the string

garbage.string({min: 10, max: 50});

int

Returns random integer. Params:

• min - min value (default: 0)
• max - max value (default: 500)

garbage.string({min: -100, max: 500});

bool

Returns random bool.

garbage.bool();

float

Returns random float from 0 to 1.

garbage.float();

key

Returns random key of the object or array defined as argument.

garbage.key({foo: 1, bar: 2, baz: 3});  // may be foo, bar or baz

garbage.key(['foo', 'bar', 'baz']);  // may be 0, 1 or 2

element

Returns random element of the object or array defined as argument.

garbage.element({foo: 1, bar: 2, baz: 3});  // may be 1, 2 or 3

garbage.element(['foo', 'bar', 'baz']);  // may be foo, bar or baz

collocation

Returns random string with collocation.

garbage.collocation();

// returns something like: "propitious filling station attendant"

name, firstName, lastName

Returns random string with first and/or last name.

garbage.name(); // returns something like: "Ariella Dal"
garbage.firstName(); // returns something like: "Rosalinda"
garbage.lastName(); // returns something like: "Ripley"

email

Returns random string with email.

garbage.email();

// returns something like: "[email protected]"

phone

Returns random string with something like phone number. Params:

• len - length of the phone string without + at the start (default: 10)

garbage.phone();

// returns something like: "+05566393145"

site

Returns random string with site domain.

garbage.site();

// returns something like: "framemail.cf"

error

Returns random error object. Params:

• min - min length in words of the text (default: 2)
• max - max length in words of the text (default: 5)

garbage.error({min: 1, max: 7});

date

Returns random date object. Params:

• min - min timestamp (default: 0)
• max - max timestamp (default: Date.now())

garbage.date();

imagePicsum

Returns random image url from picsum.photos. Params:

• heigth - heigth of the image (default: 200)
• width - width of the image (default: 300)

garbage.imagePicsum({width: 100, height: 150});

imageLorempixel

Returns random image url from lorempixel.com. Params:

• heigth - heigth of the image (default: 200)
• width - width of the image (default: 300)

garbage.imageLorempixel({width: 100, height: 150});

text

Returns random text (lorem ipsum). Params:

• min - min length in words of the text (default: 1)
• max - max length in words of the text (default: end of lorem ipsum text)
• len - fixed length of the text in words

garbage.text({len: 10});