Mockup

Mockup helps programmer by providing some predefined source of data. Programmers can use this data to display the list of automobiles, buildings, emojis etc.

Why you should use

• Predefined POJOs
• Fill the API layer gap
• Showcase your work in record time
• Increase productivity
• Easy to use

Installation

First, we need to do add mockup to the dependencies of the pubspec.yaml

dependencies:
  mockup: ^0.0.1

or you can also type in the terminal

flutter pub add mockup

Usage

To access the data source, you can use the below keywords:

• list is used to generate the list of available data source. For example,

Automobile().list; // returns the list of automobile
Building().list; // returns the list of building
Emoji().list; // returns the list of emoji
Quote().list; // returns the list of quote
User().list; // returns the list of user

• listUpTo() is used to generate the strict data-source. For example,

Automobile().listUpTo(12); // returns 12 records
Quote().listUpTo(4); // returns 4 records

• object gives a single item of data-source. For example,

Building().object; // returns the random building object

Sometimes, the user requires only a few data instead of accessing the complete list or object. In that case, user can either use

User().object.gender; // Female

or

User().gender; // Female

Note: Every data source has different attributes. An intellisense window will auto-suggest you based on the model you use. User can also see the available attributes by pressing Ctrl+Click.

Customised Data Provider

Expecting a list or an object from every data source is good habit. But what if you require something really out of the box like an IP address, or 4-digit octet code, or a lorem-ipsum text or anything?

To fulfill these kind of requirements, Mockup package has some extra mockup classes. These are:

RandomGenerator

• generateEmail() returns a random email.
• generateFirstName() returns a random first name.
• generateLastName() returns a random last name.
• generateMobile() returns a random mobile.
• generateRandomDigit(from, to) returns a random number between a range. By default, range is from 0 to 99.
• generateRandomDecimal(length) returns a decimal number. By default, it will return a random one-digit number.
• generateRandomHexadecimal(length) returns a random hexadecimal number. By default, it will return one hexadecimal number.
• generateRandomBinary(length) returns a random binary number. By default, it will return one binary digit.
• generateRandomOctal(length) returns a random octal number. By default, it will return one octal number.
• generateIPv4() returns a random IPv4 address.

TextIpsum

• createSentence(length) returns a sentence. By default, it will return one sentence.
• createShortParagraph(length) returns a short paragraph. By default, it will create one small paragraph.
• createMediumParagraph(length) returns a medium paragraph. By default, it will create one medium paragraph.
• createLargeParagraph(length) returns a sentence. By default, it will create one large paragraph.

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

License

MIT