Use seq with suffix str #93
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Unfortunately this is not possible yet but could be a nice thing to have =) |
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- This adds a new `suffix` keyword arg to the `seq` function to allow
the concatenation of a common suffix string onto a generated `seq`
value.
- This adds a section under "Sequences in recipes" to the documentation
to provide example usage of the new keyword argument.
- Additionally, an `email` field is added to the `Customer` example
model in the README.md to go along with the new section in the
documentation.
- This also adds unit tests for the new keyword argument behavior.
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- This also adds that example field to the other `Customer` class examples throughout the docs.
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… text sequence - Also, change the str test case to use Person.email field (to better match the example mock data).
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- Removes unused variable in test method
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* [#93] Add support for `suffix` in `seq` - This adds a new `suffix` keyword arg to the `seq` function to allow the concatenation of a common suffix string onto a generated `seq` value. - This adds a section under "Sequences in recipes" to the documentation to provide example usage of the new keyword argument. - Additionally, an `email` field is added to the `Customer` example model in the README.md to go along with the new section in the documentation. - This also adds unit tests for the new keyword argument behavior. * [#93] Change example email field to models.EmailField - This also adds that example field to the other `Customer` class examples throughout the docs. * [#93] Update CHANGELOG.md * [#93] Raise TypeError if suffix is not text and used with text sequence - Also, change the str test case to use Person.email field (to better match the example mock data). * [#93] Fix lint issue - Removes unused variable in test method * [93] (CR) Change type checks to isinstance, add unit test - Changes made based on code review suggestions * [93] Remove unused variable from test * [#93] Add docstring to `seq` Co-authored-by: Bernardo Fontes <bernardoxhc@gmail.com>
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Is there anyway I can use
seqto generate a string with some kind of suffix?For example, I would like to generate emails as such:
user1@test.com, user2@test.com, ...
Is this possible somehow?
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