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Dummy data generator for local development, demos and testing purposes.
Dummy data generator for local development, demos and testing purposes.
npm i -D dumdum
import DumDum from "dumdum";
const dumdum = DumDum.create();
// Plain text with a maxLength of 50:
const plainText1 = dumdum.text(50);
console.log(plainText1);
// Plain text with a minLength of 100 and a maxLength of 200:
const plainText2 = dumdum.text([100, 200]);
console.log(plainText2);
text()
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.Used with
DumDum.create([config])
{
locale: "fr" | "en"; // Default to "en".
}
text(maxLength[, type])
maxLength
: Integer between 13 and 620.type
: String. Default to "plain"
.text(interval[, type])
interval
: [minLength, maxLength]
minLength
: Integer between 12 and 619.maxLength
: Integer between 13 and 620.type
: String. Default to "plain"
.yarn
yarn test
yarn test:lint
yarn test:unit
yarn test:watch
yarn data:generate [fr|en]...
FAQs
Dummy data generator for local development, demos and testing purposes.
The npm package dumdum receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, dumdum popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that dumdum 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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