tfaker.js

Faking Targaryen data has never been easier

!Daenerys Targaryen
!GitHub code size in bytes

Compatibility

Zero dependencies policy is to ensure tfaker long-term compatibility with 0.10.48.

Import

``javascript
var tfaker = require("tfaker"); // everywhere with npm (tfaker is in node_modules)
var tfaker = require("./tfaker"); // locally with git clone (absolute path to tfaker/index.js)
`

Methods

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- tfaker.firstName() // random output => "Aegon"
- tfaker.lastName() // output => "Targaryen"
- tfaker.fullName() // random output => "Visenya Targaryen"
- tfaker.dragon() // random output => "Meraxes"
- tfaker.email() // random output => "dragonchan35@dragonstone.wst"
- tfaker.country() // random output => "Westeros"
- tfaker.region() // random output => "The Red Waste"
- tfaker.city() // random output => "Braavos"

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- tfaker.placeKitten() // display 100px kitten image. output => "http://placekitten.com/100/100"
NB: this method can also use one or two Integer arguments, translating into width & height in pixels:
`javascript
tfaker.placeKitten(420); // one parameter for squares => "http://placekitten.com/420/420"
tfaker.placeKitten(800, 600); // two for width & height => "http://placekitten.com/800/600"
`

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- tfaker.realDate() // random Date(last century) => "Wed Jul 31 1985 00:10:18 GMT+0100(CEST)"
- tfaker.islamicDate() // islamic new Date(); output => "Jumuah, 28 Muharram 1441 AH"
NB: this method accepts either an adjustment Integer parameter, or a "zif" / "fake" string parameter:
`javascript
tfaker.islamicDate(1); // returns islamicDate(1) +1 day => "Jumuah, 29 Muharram 1441 AH".
tfaker.islamicDate("zif"); // returns random past date within 8O years => "Sabt, 4 Jumadal Ula 1384 AH"
tfaker.islamicDate("fake"); // works the same
`
Stumbled upon [this function][6] while searching for lunar calendars for Westeros. Since faker.js doesn't have this feature, I've thought it would be cool to have. Afterall the [Valyrian Freehold was very tolerant of other religions][7].
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EZ Tweaks

Each file in ./content is named after the method calling it, and is basically an array of content. You can customize any of those methods by dropping your stuff into the array.
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F.A.Q

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[Babeljs][5] is an awesome, one of a kind library thumbs up
!Jon Snow

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!DanyNope

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!DanyYay

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./TODO.md

Credits

- [faker.js][1] obviously the main inspiration source. Excellent library that I intend to continue to use in harmony with mine.
- [Dany][2] for the "bEsT sEaSoN eVEr"` and also best eyebrows.
- [placekitten.com][3] for the awesome free service. Click 'em
- [jeffreylancaster][4] This goldmine helped me to parse stuff like cities & regions. Thank you !
- [al-habib.info][6] Liked your function for being both concise and digestible.

[1]: https://github.com/marak/Faker.js/
[2]: https://www.instagram.com/emilia_clarke/
[3]: http://placekitten.com/
[4]: https://github.com/jeffreylancaster/game-of-thrones
[5]: https://github.com/babel/babel
[6]: https://www.al-habib.info/islamic-calendar/hijricalendartext.htm
[7]: https://gameofthrones.fandom.com/wiki/Valyrian_religion#In_the_books