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openproject/frontend/typings/globals/rosie/index.d.ts

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// Generated by typings
// Source: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DefinitelyTyped/DefinitelyTyped/7de6c3dd94feaeb21f20054b9f30d5dabc5efabd/rosie/rosie.d.ts
declare namespace rosie {
interface IFactoryStatic {
/**
* Defines a factory by name and constructor function. Call #attr and #option
* on the result to define the properties of this factory.
*
* @param {!string} name
* @param {function(object): *=} constructor
* @return {Factory}
*/
define(name: String, constructor?: Function): IFactory;
/**
* Locates a factory by name and calls #build on it.
*
* @param {string} name
* @param {object=} attributes
* @param {object=} options
* @return {*}
*/
build(name: string, attributes?: any, options?: Object): Object;
/**
* Builds a collection of objects using the named factory.
*
* @param {string} name
* @param {number} size
* @param {object=} attributes
* @param {object=} options
* @return {Array.<*>}
*/
buildList(name: string, size: number, attributes?: any, options?: Object): Object[];
/**
* Locates a factory by name and calls #attributes on it.
*
* @param {string} name
* @param {object} attributes
* @param {object} options
* @return {object}
*/
attributes(name: string, attributes: Object, options?: Object): Object;
}
interface IFactory {
/**
* Define an attribute on this factory. Attributes can optionally define a
* default value, either as a value (e.g. a string or number) or as a builder
* function. For example:
*
* // no default value for age
* Factory.define('Person').attr('age')
*
* // static default value for age
* Factory.define('Person').attr('age', 18)
*
* // dynamic default value for age
* Factory.define('Person').attr('age', function() {
* return Math.random() * 100;
* })
*
* Attributes with dynamic default values can depend on options or other
* attributes:
*
* Factory.define('Person').attr('age', ['name'], function(name) {
* return name === 'Brian' ? 30 : 18;
* });
*
* By default if the consumer of your factory provides a value for an
* attribute your builder function will not be called. You can override this
* behavior by declaring that your attribute depends on itself:
*
* Factory.define('Person').attr('spouse', ['spouse'], function(spouse) {
* return Factory.build('Person', spouse);
* });
*
* As in the example above, this can be a useful way to fill in
* partially-specified child objects.
*
* @param {string} attr
* @param {Array.<string>=} | any dependenciesOrValue
* @param any
* @return {Factory}
*/
attr(name: string, dependenciesOrValue: any | string[], value?: any): IFactory;
/**
* Define an option for this factory. Options are values that may inform
* dynamic attribute behavior but are not included in objects built by the
* factory. Like attributes, options may have dependencies. Unlike
* attributes, options may only depend on other options.
*
* Factory.define('Person')
* .option('includeRelationships', false)
* .attr(
* 'spouse',
* ['spouse', 'includeRelationships'],
* function(spouse, includeRelationships) {
* return includeRelationships ?
* Factory.build('Person', spouse) :
* null;
* });
*
* Factory.build('Person', null, { includeRelationships: true });
*
* Options may have either static or dynamic default values, just like
* attributes. Options without default values must have a value specified
* when building.
*
* @param {string} opt
* @param {Array.<string>=} | any dependencies or value
* @param {*=} value
* @return {Factory}
*/
option(name: string, dependenciesOrValue: any | string[], value?: any): IFactory;
/**
* Defines an attribute that, by default, simply has an auto-incrementing
* numeric value starting at 1. You can provide your own builder function
* that accepts the number of the sequence and returns whatever value you'd
* like it to be.
*
* Sequence values are inherited such that a factory derived from another
* with a sequence will share the state of that sequence and they will never
* conflict.
*
* Factory.define('Person').sequence('id');
*
* @param {string} attr
* @param {Array.<string>=} dependencies
* @param {function(number): *=} builder
* @return {Factory}
*/
sequence(name: string, dependencies?: string[], builder?: Function) : IFactory;
/**
* Sets a post-processor callback that will receive built objects and the
* options for the build just before they are returned from the #build
* function.
*
* @param {function(object, ?object)} callback
* @return {Factory}
*/
after(functionArg: Function): IFactory;
/**
* Sets the constructor for this factory to be another factory. This can be
* used to create more specific sub-types of factories.
*
* @param {Factory} parentFactory
* @return {Factory}
*/
inherits(functionArg: Function): IFactory;
/**
* Builds a plain object containing values for each of the declared
* attributes. The result of this is the same as the result when using #build
* when there is no constructor registered.
*
* @param {object=} attributes
* @param {object=} options
* @return {object}
*/
attributes(attributes:Object, options: Object): Object;
/**
* Generates values for all the registered options using the values given.
*
* @private
* @param {object} options
* @return {object}
*/
options(options: Object): Object;
/**
* Builds objects by getting values for all attributes and optionally passing
* the result to a constructor function.
*
* @param {object=} attributes
* @param {object=} options
* @return {*}
*/
build(attributes: Object, options: Object): Object;
buildList(size: number, attributes: Object, options: Object): Object[];
}
}
declare var rosie: { Factory: rosie.IFactoryStatic };
declare module 'rosie' {
export = rosie;
}