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activatory

Test data generator for Dart ecosystem. Simplifies unit testing and Test-Driven Development.

1.2.2 syberside/Activatory

What this package is like to depend on

Last release 6 years ago

no release in 18 months

Ships unpredictably

gaps range from 9 days to 11 months

Most releases are documented

notes for 27 of 31 stable releases

Nothing withdrawn

no release was ever pulled

8 years old

31 releases · first in 2018

0 releases in the last 12 months

see the full history below

Release timeline

31 releases · Dec 2018 to Jun 2020
2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026
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Releases

latest 31
  1. 1.2.2 24 Jun 2020
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    • Bug #49 fixed: incorrect max integer replaced with 2^31
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  2. 1.2.1 22 Mar 2020
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    • Added unit test for #42 issue, docs adjusted
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  3. 1.2.0 24 Feb 2020
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    • Implemented support of Set class
    • #45 bugfix - iterable is no more substitution for every iterable subclass
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  4. 1.1.0 16 Feb 2020
    Release notes

    v1.1.0 docs and pubspec updated

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    Release notes
    • except parameter added to take and takeUntyped methods
    • Implemented correct activation for Duration type
    • Changed implementation of DateTime factory - now it uses same range as Duration
    • Changed implementation of int factory - now it can return negative number
    • Random instance used inside Activatory can be now accessed from outside
    • Added useOneOf factory overriding method to setup available collection of instances
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  5. 1.0.1 11 Feb 2020
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    • Code style fixes to increase scoring on pub.dev
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  6. 1.0.0 09 Feb 2020
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    First official release 🎂

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    • Public release!
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  7. 0.0.25 09 Feb 2020
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    • Docs and samples update
    • Key parameter is allays used as named now
    • pedantic included as default analyzer config
    • fromRandom constructor added
    • Seed can now be provided from outside for repeatability
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  8. 0.0.24 06 Feb 2020
    Release notes
    • README.md huge update
    • Extra tests added
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  9. 0.0.23 02 Feb 2020
    Release notes
    • Analyser options configured. Analyzer issues fixed.
    • Activation contexts mismatch fixed
    • Few refactorings applied
    • Bug #30 fixed
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  10. 0.0.22 02 Feb 2020
    Release notes
    • Implemented take and takeTyped methods to select random item from Iterable
    • Public API documentation improved
    • Entry points refactored
    • Fixed issues with list, iterable, map, Params and generic class activation. Pre configuration is not required any more.
    • Removed params object and arg customization functionality
    • Huge refactoring performed
    • README.md project description refactored
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  11. 0.0.21 19 Jan 2020
    Release notes
    • Bugfix and pubspec update
    • Changelog sorting reverted
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  12. 0.0.20 03 Mar 2019
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    • Added fields and setter values activation
    • Added customization for fields and setters activation
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  13. 0.0.19 17 Feb 2019
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    • Added default argument values usage customization
    • Added per key customization
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  14. 0.0.18 16 Feb 2019
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    • Added getMany and getManyTyped for effortless array creation
    • Added type aliases support
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  15. 0.0.17 10 Feb 2019
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    • Implemented ctor parameter overloading by type and (optionally) by name
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  16. 0.0.16 19 Jan 2019
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    • Bugfix and documentation improvements
    • Added support for Map<K,V> generating
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  17. 0.0.15 19 Jan 2019
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    • Const ctor supported
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  18. 0.0.14 17 Jan 2019
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    • Fixed wrong counting of types in recursion limiter
    • Added customization mechanism for recursion limiter and array backend
    • Added Null type support
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  19. 0.0.13 13 Jan 2019
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    • Added ctor resolution customization mechanism
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  20. 0.0.12 12 Jan 2019
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    • Added test for generics support with explicit overriding
    • Added parameterizable custom factories support
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  21. 0.0.11 07 Jan 2019
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    • Added recursion handling
    • Performed large refactoring
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  22. 0.0.10 06 Jan 2019
    Release notes
    • Added custom exception type for all library internal errors
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  23. 0.0.9 04 Jan 2019
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    • Added effortless support for primitive types arrays generating (except of enums arrays)
    • Added support for complex types array generating with explicit array registration
    • Fixed enum generation bug (generated values was not real enum values from values list)
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  24. 0.0.8 03 Jan 2019
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    • Back-ends now can be registered and lookuped using any object as a key
    • useSingleton renamed to pin, useValue renamed to pinValue
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  25. 0.0.7 21 Dec 2018
    Release notes
    • Added ability to register generated singleton
    • Added ability to register pre defined value
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  26. 0.0.6 21 Dec 2018
    Release notes
    • Added ability to register factory explicitly
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  27. 0.0.5 19 Dec 2018
    Release notes
    • Named arguments supported
    • Complex object activation now respects default non null values
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  28. 0.0.4 17 Dec 2018

    Nothing published for this version

  29. 0.0.3 17 Dec 2018

    Nothing published for this version

  30. 0.0.2 16 Dec 2018

    Nothing published for this version

  31. 0.0.1 16 Dec 2018

    Nothing published for this version

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