Define a fixture

A primary building block of Fluse is a fixture definition. It defines how to create one or more of your domain models. Creating such a definition is done by using the fixture function retrieved after initializing Fluse.

export const userFixture = fixture<User>({
  create(context) {
    const user = new User({
      firstName: context.faker.name.firstName(),
      lastName: context.faker.name.lastName(),
      phone: context.faker.phone.phoneNumber(),
      country: context.faker.address.countryCode(),
      email: context.faker.internet.email(),
    });

    return user;
  },
});

The above example shows a fixture definition for a user entity. The create method must be implemented and receives three arguments for you to work with:

a context object, this context is related to which plugins you configured Fluse with,
additional arguments you may want to receive,
an info object containing information regarding lists,

note

We highly advice to keep your fixture definitions small, Fluse provides you a scenario api that allows you to create larger and complex data sets.

Now that you have a fixture definition, it can be executed.