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@dmn-arc-core-components/tools_mock-ans
Advanced tools
Mock ANS is an npm package that you can use to quickly mock ANS objects for rapid development with Core Components.
It is designed to match up with the ANS Schema.
All of the content is generated using various npm packages, so nothing is secret, and some of it is kind of fun!
It is particularly useful for mocking up the docz portions of Core Components.
Within your project repo:
npm install @dmn-arc-core-components/mock-ans
And in any JS files where you want an ANS object:
import { Story } from "@dmn-arc-core-components/mock-ans";
const myCoolANS = new Story();
Currently, you can pass in an object with a key of website
to specify what
websites this ANS should be part of, like this:
const myCoolANSStoryWithASpecificWebsite = new Story({
website: "my-ans-website"
});
More support might be added for this functionality, as we go along.
FAQs
### What is this?
The npm package @dmn-arc-core-components/tools_mock-ans receives a total of 28 weekly downloads. As such, @dmn-arc-core-components/tools_mock-ans popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @dmn-arc-core-components/tools_mock-ans demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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