mauris/samsui

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Samsui is a factory library for building PHP objects useful for setting up test data in your applications.

1.0.0 2013-11-03 08:24 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.3.0
• packfire/fuelblade: 1.1.*

BSD-3-Clause

• Sam-Mauris Yong

README

#Samsui

Samsui is a factory library for building PHP objects useful for setting up test data in your applications. It is mainly inspired by Rosie for JavaScript and factory_girl for Ruby.

Samsui women refers to a group of Chinese immigrants who came to Singapore to work in construction and industries. Their hardwork contributed to Singapore's development as a colony and young nation.

With Samsui, you can quickly build prototype application and generate as many data as you need for testing your prototype.

• Samsui was created by and maintained by Sam Yong.
• Samsui uses Travis CI to check that the code works.
• Samsui uses [Scrutinizer CI] to check code quality and test coverage.
• Samsui uses Composer to load and manage its dependencies.
• Samsui is licensed under the BSD 3-Clause license.

##Installation

Samsui is a PHP library that manages its dependencies using Composer. You can directly use Samsui in your application through Composer:

{
    "require": {
      "mauris/samsui": "1.0.*"
    }
}

Then just run Composer:

$ php composer.phar install

##Usage

You can provide definition of your objects to Samsui:

use Samsui\Factory;

$factory = new Factory();

// define an object quickly
$factory->define('person')
	->sequence('personId')
	->attr('firstName', 'James')
    ->attr('lastName', 'Clark')
    ->attr('email', function ($i, $o) {
        return strtolower($o->firstName . '.' . $o->lastName . '@example.com');
    })
	->attr('createdTime', function () {
		return time();
	});

You can build one at a time, or hundreds of them on the go!

// build them on the go!
$person = $factory->build('person');

// or build many!~
$people = $factory->build('person', 500);

The output of a person object would be (well, after JSON encoding):

{
    "personId": "1",
    "firstName": "James",
    "lastName": "Clark",
    "email": "[e-mail]",
    "createdTime": "1383465074"
}

You can also use Samsui's fake data generator to fill your objects with real variety and randomity:

use Samsui\Factory;
use Samsui\Generator\Generator;

$factory = new Factory();

// define an object quickly
$factory->define('person')
    ->sequence('personId')
    ->attr('firstName', Generator::person()->firstName)
    ->attr('lastName', Generator::person()->lastName)
    ->attr('email', function ($i, $o) {
        return Generator::email()->emailAddress(
            array(
                'firstName' => $o->firstName,
                'lastName' => $o->lastName,
                'domains' => array(
                    'hotmail.com',
                    'gmail.com',
                    'example.com'
                )
            )
        );
    })
    ->attr('createdTime', function () {
        return time();
    });

##Upcoming

• Generation of data based on locale (location+language)
• Implementation of Data Generators for use with attributes
  • Names (different locale)
  • Email addresses
  • Addresses and Postal Codes
  • Age (based on age groups defined)
  • Gender (with Natural Birth Ratio)
  • IP Address v4 and v6
  • URLs
  • Lorem Ipsum text
  • Date/Times (based on range or sequence)
  • Hash functions output (SHA-1, SHA-256 etc.)
  • GPS latitude / longitude, land coordiates
  • Handphone numbers
  • Colors (RGB array, Hexadecimal)
  • Images (Avatar, Sized)
• Improved JSON reader
• Generation of Factory definitions to PHP classes directly