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This command may need to take a --dbport or similar flag to determine how to access the correct database.
Additional functionality could include passing a "size" flag (e.g. reaction seed --size large) or passing in specific parameters for different data sets - e.g. reaction seed --products 1000 --tags 200 --orders 5000 or something similar.
Questions
Are there any major drawbacks to doing it this way?
How else could we accomplish this functionality?
Is this the correct place for this functionality or should it live in separate CLI command?
Acceptance criteria
I can run the following command to seed a mongo database with a default set of product data
reaction seed
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
@kieckhafer has created a data set that he will publish somewhere that contains a great set of starter data. Closing this issue in favor of that solution for now.
Create a new command
seed
that will seed the mongo database with fake products, orders, tags etc.Currently, this functionality lives in https://github.com/reactioncommerce/reaction-devtools,
This issue is blocked by two issues:
This command may need to take a
--dbport
or similar flag to determine how to access the correct database.Additional functionality could include passing a "size" flag (e.g.
reaction seed --size large
) or passing in specific parameters for different data sets - e.g.reaction seed --products 1000 --tags 200 --orders 5000
or something similar.Questions
Acceptance criteria
I can run the following command to seed a mongo database with a default set of product data
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: