chance.js VS typeorm-seeding

declare global { interface String { pascalToWords: () => string; } // Chance is a fake data generator, https://chancejs.com // Dayjs is a date utility that has its own type, https://day.js.org/ namespace Chance { export interface DayjsOptions { min: Dayjs; max: Dayjs; } export interface Chance { dayjs: (params?: Partial) => Dayjs; } } }

You might have some luck initialising your own arrays with data from chance. There’s a good amount of data in there that you could use.

https://npm.im/chance (589.3k weekly downloads) https://github.com/chancejs/chancejs (5.8k stars)

- https://www.npmjs.com/package/chance

If you're wondering about the code behind the card and the data, then I've sprinkled some Vue 3 in it along with ChanceJS and Lorem Picsum for random name and image generation. And of course a neat amount of simple CSS :)

typeorm-seeding is used for test data:

Now I will explain two things that I think are fundamental about the library we are going to use (typeorm-seeding).

https://npm.im/typeorm-seeding (35k weekly downloads) https://github.com/w3tecch/typeorm-seeding (700 stars)

- https://www.npmjs.com/package/typeorm-seeding (if you use typeorm)

this is not up to NestJS itself. It depends on which db lib you're using. For typeorm, you could use https://github.com/w3tecch/typeorm-seeding