Fake Metrology Data Generator

Generate fake metrology data for testing and benchmarks.

Install

npm install @dstanesc/fake-metrology-data

Usage

Single part report, configured with the number of measurements to include {reportSize: 300}. The size is unconstrained

import {
    partReport
} from '@dstanesc/fake-metrology-data'
const reportData = partReport({reportSize: 300})
const reportText = JSON.stringify(reportData, null, 2);

Generate 2 almost identical reports (still w/ subtle differences). Useful for evaluation of content-defined chunking, data deduplication, incremental persistence, etc.

import { 
    partReports
} from '@dstanesc/fake-metrology-data'
       const reportsData = partReports({reportSize: 3})
       const r1 = reportsData.one
       const r2 = reportsData.two
       const r1Text = JSON.stringify(r1, null, 2);
       const r2Text = JSON.stringify(r2, null, 2);

More complex multipart report, configured with the number of parts to be generated (assemblySize: 10), the minimum number of measurements to be generated for the individual parts (minReportSize: 500), and the maximum number of measurements to be generated for the individual parts (maxReportSize: 1000)

import {
    multipartReport
} from '@dstanesc/fake-metrology-data'
const reportData = multipartReport({ assemblySize: 10, minReportSize: 500, maxReportSize: 1000})
const reportText = JSON.stringify(reportData, null, 2);

Build & Test

npm run clean
npm install
npm run build
npm run test

Disclaimer

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