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Mimic sample data.
See Functions
const mimic = require('mimeo-js').mimic;
const sampleData = {
name: 'John Doe',
gender: (chance) => chance.pickone(['male','female']);
}
console.log(mimic(sampleData)); // Different each time
console.log(mimic(sampleData, true)); // Will always be same whenever ran
console.log(mimic(sampleData, {seed: 'someSeed')); // Will always be same whenever ran using same seed
The data to be mimicked. Tries to get an approximately similar data item.
Objects
Objects have each key recursively called.
Functions
If the data value is a function, it is called with one parameter, a chance instance. The mimicked value will be the return value of the function:
Is either a boolean (shouldSeed) or an object(generatorOpts). See below.
shouldSeed {boolean}
You can get repeatable values by passing
trueas the second parameter of themimicfunctiongeneratorOpts {object}
{ seed {any}: The seed that will be used. }
FAQs
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We found that mimeo-js 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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