jquery.populate

Manual testing your web app is a pain when you have lots of forms which need to be filled in. Not anymore!

Usage

  $('input').populate();

That was easy! Inputs with a name containing ‘first_name’ will be filled in with a random first name, etc.

What if I want to add a new field type?

  $.populate.registerValues({
    favoriteColor: ['red', 'green', 'blue']
  });

Now favorite_color inputs will be filled in with a random color choice from [‘red’, ‘green’, ‘blue’]

I want to write a function to generate my field value

I won’t stop you!

  $.populate.registerValues({
    favoriteColor: function() {
      return 'red';
    }
  });

What if my new field depends on the value of another field?

I want the username to be the first name plus a number, or I want
the password confirmation to be equal to the password, for example.
(Both of these examples are already in the plugin)

  $.populate.registerValues({
    username: $.populate.dependency('firstName', function(firstname) {
      return firstname + Math.randomInt(100);
    }),
    passwordConfirmation: $.populate.is('password')
  });

Easy-peasy.

Check demo.html/css/js for more examples.