Dummy Dummy is a utility library for generating dummy data for testing purposes.
Installation To use Dummy in your project, you can install it via npm:
Copy code npm install dummy Usage After installing the Dummy package, you can import it into your project using require:
javascript Copy code const Dummy = require('dummy'); Once imported, you can use the various functions provided by Dummy to generate dummy data for testing. Here's an example of how to use the word function to generate a random word:
javascript Copy code const randomWord = Dummy.word(); console.log(randomWord); // Output: ExampleWord Functions Dummy provides the following functions for generating dummy data:
word(): Generates a random word. name(): Generates a random name. paragraph(count): Generates random paragraphs. email(): Generates a random email address. phoneNumber(): Generates a random phone number. number(options): Generates a random number within a specified range. date(options): Generates a random date within a specified range. uniqueId(idLength): Generates a unique identifier consisting of random alphanumeric characters. For detailed documentation on each function and its usage, please refer to the API Documentation section below.
API Documentation For detailed documentation on each function provided by Dummy, including parameter descriptions, return types, and usage examples, please refer to the API Documentation.
License This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.