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Generate mocks, stubs using fakers with your Entity Settings

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    TypeORM-Faker

    pipeline status Latest Release

    Generate fake mocks, stubs using your entity settings.

    Install

    npm install --save-dev typeorm-faker

    Usage

    // import typeorm faker on your test file.
    import typeormFaker from 'typeorm-faker';
    
    // here is entity
    @Entity('post')
    export class Post {
        @PrimaryGeneratedColumn()
        id!: number;
    
        @Column()
        title!: string;
    
        @Column()
        text?: string;
    
        @Column({
            nullable: false,
            default: 0
        })
        likesCount!: number;
    }
    
    // generate stubs
    const postStubs = typeormFaker.stub(Post);
    
    /**
     * You can specify values for fake entity
     *
     * Post [
     *     { id: 1, title: 'this is test title', text: 'eW2p3tj*A', likesCount: 0 },
     *     { id: 1, title: 'this is test title', text: 'abcdef', likesCount: 0 }
     * ]
     */
    const count = 5;
    const postStubs = typeormFaker.stub(Post, count, {
        id: 1,
        title: 'this is test title'
    });
    
    // or one
    /**
     * Post { id: 13326, title: 'pDYFMFO,ZX', text: 'eW2p3tj*A', likesCount: 0 }
     */
    const postStub = typeormFaker.stubOne(Post);
    
    /**
     * Post { id: 1, ... }
     */
    const postStub = typeormFaker.stubOne(Post, {
        id: 1
    });
    
    /**
     * you can generate also typeorm raw one for type inference
     *
     * Post {
     *     post_id: 13326,
     *     post_title: 'pDYFMFO,ZX',
     *     post_text: 'eW2`p3tj*A',
     *     post_likesCount: 0`
     * }
     */
    const rawPostStub = typeormFaker.stubRawOne<Post, 'Post', ''>(Post);
    const rawPostStub = typeormFaker.stubRawOne<Post, 'Post', ''>(Post, {
        // post_id
        // post_title ...
    });
    
    const count = 2;
    const rawPostStubArray = typeormFaker.stubRaw<Post, 'Post', ''>(Post, count, {
        post_id: 12345
    });

    Support Type-Inference for TypeORM Raw Entity


    Use typeormFaker object globally in test

    Global type setting

    setting up to tsconfig.json

    # set typeRoots on tsconfig.json in compilerOptions
    {
        // ...,
        "typeRoots": [
            "node_modules/typeorm-faker/@types"
        ],
        "types": [
            "sample"
        ]
    }

    Register

    Set register file as require settings

    # like .mocharc.yml
    - typeorm-faker/registers

    Limitations

    For type inference of TypeORM raw entity, you must specify class variable and that name, additional fields in test that why Typescript does not yet support the way that getting class name from generics.

    See Also

    Samples

    Here is Sample Project.