Crate fixt[−][src]

Re-exports

pub use paste;

bool
bytes
number
prelude
serialized_bytes	@todo move all this out to the serialized bytes crate
string
unit

basic_test
curve	implement Iterator for a FooFixturator for a given curve
enum_fixturator	Creates a simple way to generate enums that use the strum way of iterating https://docs.rs/strum/0.18.0/strum/ iterates over all the variants (Predictable) or selects random variants (Unpredictable) You do still need to BYO “empty” variant as the macro doesn’t know what to use there
fixt	tiny convenience macro to make it easy to get the first Foo from its fixturator without using the iterator interface to save a little typing c.f. fixt!(Foo) vs. FooFixturator::new(Unpredictable).next().unwrap();
fixturator	implements a FooFixturator for any type Foo this simply wraps Fixturator<Foo, Curve> up as FooFixturator
get_fixt_curve
get_fixt_index
newtype_fixturator	a direct delegation of fixtures to the inner type for new types
set_fixt_index
wasm_io_fixturator	a direct delegation of fixtures to the inner type for wasm io types See zome types crate

Empty	represents a curve over the empty value(s) the concept of “empty” is as slippery as it is of dubious value how many countless hours and bugs have we lost over deciding what “is” and what “isn’t”? i’m looking at you, JS and PHP -_-
Fixturator	the Fixturator is the struct that we wrap in our FooFixturator newtypes to impl Iterator over each combination of Item and Curve needs its own Iterator implementation for Fixturator Item is the Foo type of FooFixturator, i.e. the type of thing we are generating examples of Curve represents some algorithm capable of generating fixtures the Item is PhantomData because it simply represents a type to output the Curve must be provided when the Fixturator is constructed to allow for paramaterized curves this is most easily handled in most cases with the fixturator! and newtype_fixturator! macros
Predictable	represents a predictable curve
Unpredictable	represents an unpredictable curve

rng	Access the seeded random number generator. This should be used in all places where tests produce random values.