Utility for creating dummy data for Scala tests
Installation
Add the following line to your build.sbt file:
libraryDependencies += "com.alejandrohdezma" %% "dummy" % "0.1.0" % TestUsage
Create a new dummy object and add some dummy cases you want to use:
import com.alejandrohdezma.dummy.Dummy
import java.util.UUID
import scala.util.Random
object dummy {
case object dogs extends Dummy(UUID.randomUUID())
case object cats extends Dummy(Random.alphanumeric.take(5).mkString)
}And then use it in your tests with any value you want (uses Scala's Dynamic under the hood):
dummy.dogs.snoopy
// res0: UUID = 11354173-e635-4f2f-a948-e759a46a00f9
dummy.dogs.`santa's-little-helper`
// res1: UUID = 163948ef-02d2-4468-a0ae-2b145bd217ac
dummy.cats.garfield
// res2: String = "nVTRT"
dummy.cats.sylvester
// res3: String = "fSSu1"The key of these generators is that values are cached, so if we try to use the same "key" twice, it will give us the same value:
dummy.dogs.snoopy
// res4: UUID = 11354173-e635-4f2f-a948-e759a46a00f9
dummy.dogs.`santa's-little-helper`
// res5: UUID = 163948ef-02d2-4468-a0ae-2b145bd217ac
dummy.cats.garfield
// res6: String = "nVTRT"
dummy.cats.sylvester
// res7: String = "fSSu1"Contributors to this project
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