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thebulk

v0.0.7

Published

A simple, content agnostic, bulk data generator

Downloads

4

Readme

thebulk

NPM version

A simple, content agnostic, bulk data generator for node.js

TheBulk generates bulk data for your programs, and frees you from the tedious task of comming up with dummy data.

Its primary use is in unit tests.

##TL;DR npm install thebulk

var thebulk = require('thebulk');

thebulk.float();
thebulk.int();
thebulk.char();
thebulk.string();
thebulk.bool();
thebulk.obj();

##Methods ###TheBulk.float() Returns a float betwean 0 and 100.

####Alias TheBulk.long() and TheBulk.double()

####Example

thebulk.float();
// => 56.79826296400279

###TheBulk.int() Returns an integer between 0 and 100;

####Alias TheBulk.integer()

####Example

thebulk.int();
// => 12

###TheBulk.char() Returns an uppercase or lowercase character.

####Alias TheBulk.character()

####Example

thebulk.char();
// => 'v'

###TheBulk.string() Returns a string, cherry-picked from a loaded list of words.

This list of words is from A Scandal in Bohemia, by Arthur Conan Doyle. You can get it at http://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/1661

####Example

thebulk.string();
// => 'introspective'

###TheBulk.bool() Returns a boolean, i.e. either true or false.

####Alias TheBulk.boolean()

####Example

thebulk.bool();
// => true

###TheBulk.obj() Returns an object.

####Aliases TheBulk.object() and TheBulk.json()

####Example

thebulk.obj ();
/* => {
  surprise: {
    substitution: 'hence',
      nice: 'then',
      shutter: 'have'
  },
    loathed: {
      glimpse: {
        briefly: 'mystery',
        while: 'catch',
        wish: 'delighted',
        excuses: 'fine'
      },
      deeply: 'made',
      who: 'attempt'
    },
    knot: {
      inches: 'entangled'
    }
  }
*/

###TheBulk.more(fun) Returns a list of 10 things. You can use it in composition with any generating method from TheBulk, or with any other function as well.

Arguments:

  • fun [function][Mandatory], a function that must return something.

####Alias TheBulk.array()

####Examples

thebulk.more(thebulk.int);
// Generates a list of integers
// => [ 70, 98, 91, 80, 61, 43, 1, 20, 71, 93 ]

thebulk.more(thebulk.bool);
// Generates a list of booleans
// => [ false, false, true, true, false, false, false, true, false, true ]

thebulk.more(function () {return MagicHat.popStuffOut ();});
// Generates
// => [ dove, dove, rabbit, baloons, rabbit, cat, baloons, rabbit, rabbit, dove ]

##Testing Testing is done using mocha (npm install mocha -g) and should.

make test