#Randomizer
Annotation based library which is used to generate random data. This library uses reflection to parse annotations set on fields of model classes.This library makes it super easy to generate unlimited random data for proper testing of your application.it requires minimal code changes and no boilerplate code to generate random data. You just have to specify annotations on fields.
Features
- Primitive and Non Primitive fields can be annotated.
- Reference type of some other class can be annotated.
- Built in data is more than enough for all random data needs.
- Custom data generator can be set for random data type for field.
- Built in data generators can be reused to create custom data generator.
Supported Annotations
- @AppBundleID
- @AppName
- @AppVersion
- @Avatar
- @BooleanValue
- @City
- @CollectionDescriptor
- @ColorName
- @CompanyName
- @Country
- @CountryCode
- @CreditCardNumber
- @CreditCardType
- @Currency
- @CurrencyCode
- @CustomList
- @DateValue
- @DomainName
- @DummyImageUrl
- @Encrypt
- @FileName
- @FirstName
- @Frequency
- @FullName
- @Gender
- @Guid
- @HexColor
- @IpAddressV4
- @IpAddressV6
- @Isbn
- @JobTitle
- @Language
- @LastName
- @Latitude
- @LinkedInSkill
- @Longitude
- @MacAddress
- @Mapping
- @MD5
- @MimeType
- @Money
- @Number
- @Paragraphs
- @Phone
- @Race
- @RowNumber
- @Sentences
- @Sequence
- @SHA1
- @SHA256
- @ShirtSize
- @SSN
- @State
- @StreetAddress
- @Suffix
- @Time
- @TimeZone
- @Title
- @TopLevelDomain
- @URL
- @Username
- @Words
Some of above annotations may have options to customize its behaviour.
@DateValue( from = "01 Jan 2001",to = "31 Dec 2002" , customFormat = "dd MMM yyyy") String dateOfBirth; @Number(min = 20,max = 30,decimals = 0) int age;#Code Examples
Single class
public class Person {
@FullName
String name;
@DateValue( from = "01 Jan 2001",to = "31 Dec 2002" , customFormat = "dd MMM yyyy")
String dateOfBirth;
@Number(min = 20,max = 30,decimals = 0)
int age;
@Avatar(width = 100,height = 100,format = Avatar.Format.PNG)
String profileAvatar;
@Phone(country = Phone.Country.INDIA)
@CollectionDescriptor(min = 1,max = 3)
List<String> phones;
}
class Using Class (one to one)
public class Student {
@FullName
public String name;
@ReferenceRecord(clazz = Address.class)
public Address address;
}
@ReferencedRecord public class Address {
@StreetAddress
public String streetAddress;
@State
public String state;
}
Please note @ReferencedRecord at Address class.This is required.
class using class (one to many)
public class Student {
@FullName
public String name;
@ReferenceRecord(clazz = Address.class)
@CollectionDescriptor(min = 1,max = 2)
public List<Address> address;
}
@ReferencedRecord public class Address {
@StreetAddress
public String streetAddress;
@State
public String state;
}
Using custom generator
//Please note that it extends GenerationRule public class CustomCreditCardNumberGenerator extends GenerationRule<CreditCardNumber,String> {
public CustomCreditCardNumberGenerator(CreditCardNumber annotation, ProviderFactory providerFactory) {
super(annotation, providerFactory);
}
//Will be called automatically to generate random data from source
@Override
public String generate() {
return CARD_NUMBERS[getRandom().nextInt(CARD_NUMBERS.length)];
}
//Provide your own data
private final String[] CARD_NUMBERS = {
"0111-0666-9888-7666","0777-9453-5672-7765"
}
;
}
public class Person {
@CreditCardNumber
@CustomGenerator(generator = CustomCreditCardNumberGenerator.class)
public String creditCardNumber;
}
Using existing Generator with Custom Generator
//Please note that it extends DelegateGenerationRule rather than simple GenerationRule public class CustomEmailGenerator extends DelegateGenerationRule<Email,String> {
public CustomEmailGenerator(Email annotation, ProviderFactory providerFactory, GenerationRule<Email, String> mCoreGenerator) {
super(annotation, providerFactory, mCoreGenerator);
}
@Override
public String generate() {
return getCoreRandomData().toUpperCase();
}
}
public class Person {
@Email
@CustomGenerator(generator = CustomEmailGenerator.class,delegate = EmailGenerator.class)
@CollectionDescriptor(min = 2,max = 5)
public List<String> emails;
}
Generator name follows convention Annotation name followed by Generator eg. Annotation = @Email Generator = EmailGenerator
How to generate records ?
Generator<Person> generator = new Generator<>(Person.class);
List<Person> persons = generator.generate(5);
Simply two lines :)
For Android
This project has been divided into two parts jrandomizer and arandomizer . arandomizer simply contains wrapper class around Generator class that contains AsyncTask for async data generation for android.
DroidGenerator<Person> generator = new DroidGenerator<>(Person.class);
List<Person> persons = generator.generate(5);
simply :)
Include in build.gradle
repositories {
maven {
url 'https://dl.bintray.com/android-infoedge/maven/'
}
}
For module
//For android to take advantage of AsyncTask compile 'com.infoedge:arandomizer:0.1-beta1'or
//Pure java only compile 'com.infoedge:jrandomizer:0.1-beta1'Inspirations
https://github.com/ragunathjawahar/android-saripaar
##License
Copyright 2016 Info Edge India Limited
Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the specific language governing permissions and limitations under the License.