tekido

Tekido

Tekido is a module that generates various random value.

Installation

Add this line to your application's Gemfile:

gem 'tekido'

And then execute:

$ bundle

Or install it yourself as:

$ gem install tekido

Usage

Tekido has below methods. (All methods are dependent on Kernel.rand)

.yes?

It returns random boolean.

# true: 50%, false: 50%
Tekido.yes?

# true: 80%, false: 20%
Tekido.yes?(80)

.percent

It retuens random percentage (0..100). It behaves the same as rand(0..100).

.percent_as

It returns random percentage. Can select return value type.

# returns integer (Tekido.percent behaves it, too)
Tekido.percent_as(:integer)

# returns float
Tekido.percent_as(:float)

# returns integer that is multiple of 5 (ex. 10, 35)
Tekido.percent_as(:mo5)

# returns integer that is multiple of 10 (ex. 10, 70)
Tekido.percent_as(:deca)
Tekido.percent_as(:mo10)

.integer

It always returns random value as integer.

# returns integer (0 <= value <= 1073741823)
Tekido.integer

# returns integer that not over argument
Tekido.integer(9999)

# returns integer that is included in argument
Tekido.integer(1..1234)

.float

It always returns random value as float. The different with rand is return value type only.

# returns float (0 <= value < 1)
Tekido.float

# returns float that not over argument
Tekido.float(777.77)

# returns float that is included in argument
Tekido.float(1..1234)
Tekido.float(1.1..1234.5)

.list

It returns Array instance that is filled by given sample values and ratio.

# returns Array instance that contains 'one': 25%, 'two': 25%, 'three': 25%, 'four': 25%
Tekido.list(10000, %w(one two three four))

# returns Array instance that contains 'one': 11.1%, 'two': 22.2%, 'three': 33.3%, 'four': 33.4%
Tekido.list(10000, 'one' => 11.1, 'two' => 22.2, 'three' => 33.3, 'four' => 33.4)

# returns Array instance that contains 'one': 10%, 'two': 20%, 'three': 30%, nil: 40% (rests)
Tekido.list(10000, 'one' => 10, 'two' => 20, 'three' => 30)

.date

It returns random Date instance.

# returns Date (0001-01-01 <= value <= 9999-12-31)
Tekido.date

# returns Date (2010-01-01 <= value <= 2010-12-31)
Tekido.date(2010)

# returns Date (1999-01-01 <= value <= 2007-12-31)
Tekido.date(1999..2007)

# returns Date (1999-02-21 <= value <= 2003-10-07)
Tekido.date(Date.new(1999, 2, 21)..Date.new(2003, 10, 7))

.birthday

It returns random birthday as Date instance.

# returns Date as birthday satisfying that current age is more than 0 and less than 100
Tekido.birthday

# returns Date as birthday satisfying that current age is given argument
Tekido.birthday(28)

# returns Date as birthday satisfying that current age is within given argument
Tekido.birthday(21..25)

.string

It returns random String instance.

# returns String instance that is costructed by upper characters, lower characters and numeric characters, and size is within 1..255.
Tekido.string

# returns String instance that is costructed by lower characters and numeric characters, and size is 10.
# components option accepts :upper or :lower or :number or combination of these.
Tekido.string(size: 10, components: [:upper, :number])

# returns String instance that is costructed by given characters (ex. x39yyz177x) , and size is within 8..16.
# chars option overrides components option
Tekido.string(size: 8..16, chars: %w(1 3 5 7 9 x y z))

email

It returns random email address.

# returns email address that has example domain. (ex. [e-mail])
Tekido.email

# returns email address that has given domain. (ex. [e-mail])
Tekido.email('foobar.com')

# returns email address that has same domain as given email address. (ex. [e-mail])
Tekido.email("[e-mail]")

# .email accepts multiple domains or base email addresses.
Tekido.email('[e-mail]', 'bar.com', '@baz.com')

Supported ruby versions

• 1.9.3
• 2.0.0
• 2.1.0

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request