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Comparing version 1.2.1 to 1.3.0

dist/factoryMate/FactoryMate.d.ts

		export declare class FactoryMate {
		static definedConstructors: any[];
		static define(cns: any, initFunction: () => void): void;
		static defineWithName(cns: any, alias: string, initFunction: () => void): void;
		static build(itemName: string, overrideFn?: (clazz: any) => any): any;
		@@ -5,0 +6,0 @@ static buildMany(itemName: string, numberToBuild?: number, overrideFn?: (clazz: any) => any): any[];

dist/factoryMate/FactoryMate.js

		@@ -7,3 +7,7 @@ "use strict";
		FactoryMate.define = function (cns, initFunction) {
		FactoryMate.defineWithName(cns, cns.name, initFunction);
		};
		FactoryMate.defineWithName = function (cns, alias, initFunction) {
		FactoryMate.definedConstructors.push({
		classAlias: alias,
		classConstructor: cns,
		@@ -34,5 +38,3 @@ initializationFunction: initFunction
		FactoryMate.locateConstructor = function (objectName) {
		var clazz = FactoryMate.definedConstructors.find(function (stored) {
		return stored.classConstructor.name === objectName;
		});
		var clazz = FactoryMate.definedConstructors.find(function (stored) { return stored.classAlias === objectName; });
		if (clazz === undefined) {
		@@ -39,0 +41,0 @@ throw new Error("Class with name " + objectName + " is not registered to FactoryMate.");

package.json

		{
		"name": "factory-mate",
		"version": "1.2.1",
		"version": "1.3.0",
		"description": "TypeScript library for building domain objects",
		@@ -5,0 +5,0 @@ "keywords": [

README.md

		@@ -72,2 +72,29 @@ # FactoryMate
		### Additional Building Methods
		#### Named Templates
		In certain cases, it may be desirable to have more than one template per class. In order to create more than one template per class, or to give a template a name other than the class it is representing, a 'named template' can be created using ```defineWithName```:

		``` typescript
		// GroceryItemFactory.ts
		import { FactoryMate, FactoryMateAware } from 'factory-mate';
		import { GroceryItem } from './GroceryItem';

		@FactoryMateAware
		export class GroceryItemFactory {
		// The @FactoryMateAware annotation will automatically call the define() function at runtime
		public define() {
		FactoryMate.define(GroceryItem, (): GroceryItem => {
		const groceryItem = new GroceryItem();
		groceryItem.groceryName = 'crispy chips';
		return groceryItem;
		});

		FactoryMate.defineWithName(GroceryItem, 'specialChips', (): GroceryItem => {
		const groceryItem = new GroceryItem();
		groceryItem.groceryName = 'limited edition flavor chips';
		return groceryItem;
		});
		}
		}
		```

		#### Overriding a Template's Variables
		@@ -90,3 +117,3 @@ If for specific tests there is a need to override one or more variables in the template, this can be accomplished via an optional parameter to `build`:
		### Sequence Generation
		FactoryMate supports infinite, numerical sequence generation via the ```NumberGenerator``` class. This can be helpful for the purposes of generating ID values for domain objects to better represent real world scenarios (e.g. keys in a data store)
		FactoryMate supports infinite, numerical sequence generation via the ```NumberGenerator``` class. This can be helpful for the purposes of generating ID values for domain objects to better represent real world scenarios (e.g. IDs in a data store)

		@@ -93,0 +120,0 @@ In order to add sequential generation support to an entity, it can be imported into it's factory as such:

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