top | item 37758704 (no title) Nickba | 2 years ago Not completely but for a good portion of it. discuss order hn newest infixed|2 years ago There was an interesting thread that did the rounds on HN a couple years back about using Faker in a related (but different) product.https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27252066Personally, I think your demo has a pretty neat / novel UX. I couldn't find a way to generate a large number of examples at once -- did I miss that somewhere? Nickba|2 years ago So you should be able to use the repeat(numberOfTimes?) tag to generate an N number of examples. I believe I set the max now to 20.But as long as the first index in an array is repeat(), anything in the second index will repeat N amount of times.
infixed|2 years ago There was an interesting thread that did the rounds on HN a couple years back about using Faker in a related (but different) product.https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27252066Personally, I think your demo has a pretty neat / novel UX. I couldn't find a way to generate a large number of examples at once -- did I miss that somewhere? Nickba|2 years ago So you should be able to use the repeat(numberOfTimes?) tag to generate an N number of examples. I believe I set the max now to 20.But as long as the first index in an array is repeat(), anything in the second index will repeat N amount of times.
Nickba|2 years ago So you should be able to use the repeat(numberOfTimes?) tag to generate an N number of examples. I believe I set the max now to 20.But as long as the first index in an array is repeat(), anything in the second index will repeat N amount of times.
infixed|2 years ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27252066
Personally, I think your demo has a pretty neat / novel UX. I couldn't find a way to generate a large number of examples at once -- did I miss that somewhere?
Nickba|2 years ago
But as long as the first index in an array is repeat(), anything in the second index will repeat N amount of times.