A mongoose fixture library to generate documents for testing purpose. It can be used to generate documents that have reference to other documents as well as documents having embedded documents.
- Multiple documents generation
- Document reference support
- Sub-document support
- Generate mock field values (using chancejs)
$ npm install donky --save-dev
// mongoose schema
var UserSchema = new mongoose.Schema({
username: { type: String },
email: { type: String },
isActive: {
type: Boolean,
default: true
},
isAdmin: {
type: Boolean,
default: false
}
});
var CommentSchema = new mongoose.Schema({
author: { type: String },
comment: { type: String }
});
var PostSchemma = new mongoose.Schema({
post: { type: String },
author: {
type: mongoose.Schema.ObjectId,
ref: 'User'
},
comments: [CommentSchema],
likes: [{
type: mongoose.Schema.ObjectId,
ref: 'User'
}]
});
// Usage
var mongoose = require('mongoose');
var Donky = require('donky');
var donky = new Donky(mongoose);
// create a factory for schema User with name admin
donky.factory()
.schema('User', 'admin')
.field('email', donky.gen.email())
.field('password', donky.gen.string());
// create a factory for schema User with name user
donky.factory()
.schema('User', 'user')
.field('email', donky.gen.email())
.field('password', donky.gen.string());
donky.factory()
.schema('Comment', 'comment-post1')
.field('author', donky.gen.twitter())
.field('comment', donky.gen.paragraph());
donky.factory()
.schema('Post', 'post1')
.field('post', donky.gen.paragraph())
.field('author', donky.ref('user'))
.field('comments', donky.embed('comment-post1#'))
.field('likes', donky.ref('user#'));
// create a single document based on the value
// supplied by the admin factory. Calling donky.create will
// save the document to mongodb. donky.create returns a promise.
var adminPromise = donky.create('admin');
// create 3 documents based on the user factory.
var userPormise = donky.create('user', 3);
// create 7 documents based on the comment-post1 factory.
var commentsPromise = donky.create('comment-post1', 7);
var postPromise = donky.create('post1');
// doing the test
postPromise.then(function(post) {
// expectations goes here
done();
}).fail(function(err) {
done(err);
});
The method donky.ref(name, path)
is used to refer field to other document that has been created, therefore the creation sequence matters!. The method takes two arguments: the factory name and the path to be refer to (the default is _id
). The .field('author', donky.ref('user'))
tells that that the author field is referring to the document created from user
factory.
To add multiple references, simply use #
char to indicate that the specified field will be filled by an array of references, e.g., .field('likes', donky.ref('user#'))
says field likes
will be filled with an array of _id
of document generated from the user
factory.
donky.embed(name)
embeds a sub-document created from the passed name factory in the similar manner to donky.ref
. donky.embed
takes only one parameter: the name of the factory where the document is generated from.
Similar to donky.ref
, the char #
is used to mark that multiple sub-documents will be embedded.
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