rosie-tests.ts

let resultObj: any;
let resultFactory: rosie.IFactory;

declare var Factory:rosie.IFactoryStatic;

resultFactory = Factory.define('person').attr('name', 'John').sequence('id');
resultObj = Factory.build('person');
if (resultObj.name !== 'John') { throw new Error('incorrect build'); };

/// resultObj, as any, will allow this
resultObj.name = 1;

// When you do not provide an interface for your factory, you'll get lots of `any`
resultFactory = Factory.define('some').sequence('id');
resultFactory.attr('name', ['id'], (id: number) => { return 'Name ' + id.toString() });
resultFactory.attr('name', ['id', 'id2', 'id3', 'id4', 'id5', 'id6'], (id: number, id2: number, id3: number, id4: number, id5: number, id6: number) => { return 'Name ' + id.toString() });
resultObj = Factory.build('some');

Factory.define('coach')
  .option('buildPlayer', false)
  .sequence('id')
  .attr('players', ['id', 'buildPlayer'], function(id: any, buildPlayer: boolean) {
    if (buildPlayer) {
      return [Factory.build('player', {coach_id: id})];
    }
  })
  .after(function(coach: any, options: any) {
    if (options.buildPlayer) {
      console.log('built player:', coach.players[0]);
    }
  });

Factory.build('coach', {}, {buildPlayer: true});

interface Person {
  firstName: string;
  lastName: string;
  fullName: string;
  age: number;
  secretNumber: number;
  secretCode: { name: string; value: number };
  id: number;
}

const personFactory = Factory.define<Person>('Person').attr('firstName', 'John').sequence('id');

// Building does not require the first (attributes) and second (options) arguments
personFactory.build();
personFactory.buildList(3);
personFactory.attributes();

// Building with attributes does not require the second (options) argument
personFactory.build({ firstName: "John" });
personFactory.buildList(3, { firstName: "John" });
personFactory.attributes({ firstName: "John" });

// It will automatically type up to five dependencies
personFactory.attr('fullName', ['firstName'], firstName => firstName);
personFactory.attr('fullName', ['firstName', 'lastName'], (firstName, lastName) => lastName);
personFactory.attr('secretNumber', ['firstName', 'lastName', 'age'], (firstName, lastName, age) => age + 1);
personFactory.attr('secretCode', ['firstName', 'lastName', 'age', 'age'], (firstName, lastName, age1, age2) => ({ name: `${firstName} + ${lastName}`, value: age1 + age2 }));
personFactory.attr('secretCode', ['firstName', 'lastName', 'age', 'age', 'firstName'], (firstName, lastName, age1, age2, firstNameAgain) => ({ name: firstNameAgain, value: age1 + age2 }));

// You can go past five dependencies, but you need to specify types
personFactory.attr('secretCode', ['firstName', 'lastName', 'age', 'age', 'firstName', 'firstName'], (firstName: string, lastName: string, age1: number, age2: number, firstNameAgain: string, firstNameThisIsTooMuch: string) => ({ name: firstNameAgain, value: age1 + age2 }));

// Having defined 'Person', `build` will return an object of type Person, using the generic type.
const person = Factory.build<Person>('Person');
let aString = '';
aString = person.firstName;

class CustomClass {
  type: string;

  constructor(props: { type: string }) {
    this.type = props.type;
  }
}

Factory.define<CustomClass>('CustomClass', CustomClass);

class CustomClass2 {
  constructor(prop1: string, prop2: string, prop3: string) {
  }
}

Factory.define<CustomClass2>('CustomClass2', CustomClass2);

class CustomClassWithoutConstructor {
  constructor() {
    // set some state
  }
}

Factory.define<CustomClassWithoutConstructor>('CustomClassWithoutConstructor', CustomClassWithoutConstructor);

import rosie = require('rosie');

var Factory = rosie.Factory;