fejkdata/todo.md

Release checklist

Before v0.1.0

The record API lands first, so the data update can use it.

Record API

• Draw groups — references into one category share one draw per render (one record, or one Fake) in both views; each repeat iteration draws anew, and a bare reference draws each time. An option naming a draw group splits a render into several entities. Replaces the Decision "A record shares one reference draw per category". Each expectation becomes a test:
  • first, last and email reading person → one person
  • from_first/from_last grouped from, to_first/to_last grouped to → two people
  • host, plus guests repeated 3 times → four people
  • code and symbol sibling fields reading currency, as {code} {symbol} → a matching pair
  • {a} & {b}, each reading person → one person, or two when a and b name different groups
  • two bare {/sv_SE.word} → two words

Data

• Major data update. Shipped categories render as records with their building blocks as columns (sv_SE.person → femalefirst, malefirst; misc.uuid → variant), and sv_SE.address draws its postal code apart from its locality. It also settles what a version promises about shipped data: its paths, its record columns, and whether a seed renders the same output across versions.
• email.local and username share their handle lists, while their name variants differ on purpose. Share the lists only if that is a clean win.

Release

• Versioning — semver tags, starting at v0.1.0; v1.0.0 once the grammar settles. From v2 the module path carries /vN (go.mod, imports, the README's install lines), so fences ship batched into as few majors as possible. Reword the Decision "After the first tag, a new fence is a major version" to match: before v1.0.0 a fence ships in a minor.
• Changelog — CHANGELOG.md, started with v0.1.0; the fence Decision's "changelog" links there.
• CLI without Go — investigate prebuilt binaries: GoReleaser publishing to Gitea releases, a container image, Homebrew and Scoop.
• Homepage — a simple page for fejkdata with an in-browser generator: the library compiled to WebAssembly, so visitors generate as much data as they like in their own browser.