use faker library to define properties in feat
npm install efate-fakerefate-fakerInstall the extension and pass the interface and function to createFixtureFactory
``typescript`
import { createFixtureFactory } from 'efate';
import { FakerExtension, fakerExtension } from 'efate-faker';
const createFixture = createFixtureFactory
This exposes a faker() function that accepts a function as parameter to specify which faker methods you want to use. The incremement value is also passed to the callback function if you want to use it.
`typescript`
interface User {
firstName: string;
userName: string;
}
const userFixture = createFixture
t.firstName.faker((faker, increment) => faker.name.firstName());
t.userName.faker((faker, increment) => faker.internet.userName());
});
This is the first pass at the this extension and really was the quickest way to implement it. It would be nice not to have to relay on the callback function. Also, currently the Faker` object doesn't accept the option parameters, so its behavior can't be modified yet.