new mock data

[MuhammadKhalilzadeh]

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced multiple mock data structures for assessments, controls, projects, risks, subcontrols, topics, vendors, and questions, enhancing the application's ability to simulate real-world scenarios.
  • Each mock data file includes defined types and sample data to facilitate testing and development.

• Documentation

  • Added detailed descriptions for each new mock data type and its properties to improve understanding and usability for developers.

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Walkthrough

This pull request introduces multiple new TypeScript files that define various data structures related to project management, including assessments, controls, projects, risks, scopes, questions, subcontrols, subtopics, topics, vendors, and vendor risks. Each file defines a type or interface representing the structure of the data, along with a constant array of mock data entries for testing and development purposes. The changes enhance the organization and accessibility of project-related information within the application.

Changes

File	Change Summary
Servers/new-mocks/assessment.mock.data.ts	- Added type Assessment - Exported constant assessments: Assessment[]
Servers/new-mocks/control.mock.data.ts	- Added type Control - Exported constant controls: Control[]
Servers/new-mocks/project.mock.data.ts	- Added type Project - Exported constant mockProjects: Project[] - Default export of mockProjects
Servers/new-mocks/projectRisks.mock.data.ts	- Added type ProjectRisk - Exported constant mockProjectRisks: ProjectRisk[] - Default export of mockProjectRisks
Servers/new-mocks/projectScope.mock.data.ts	- Added interface ProjectScope - Exported constant projectScopes: ProjectScope[]
Servers/new-mocks/question.mock.data.ts	- Added type Question - Exported constant questions: Question[]
Servers/new-mocks/subcontrol.mock.data.ts	- Added type Subcontrol - Exported constant subcontrols: Subcontrol[]
Servers/new-mocks/subtopic.mock.data.ts	- Added type Subtopic - Exported constant subtopics: Subtopic[]
Servers/new-mocks/topic.mock.data.ts	- Added type Topic - Exported constant topics: Topic[]
Servers/new-mocks/vendor.mock.data.ts	- Added interface Vendor - Exported constant vendors: Vendor[]
Servers/new-mocks/vendorRisk.mock.data.ts	- Added type VendorRisk - Exported constant mockVendorRisks: VendorRisk[] - Default export of mockVendorRisks

Possibly related PRs

• 208: The changes in this PR involve modifications to the ProjectRisk interface, which is relevant to the assessment.mock.data.ts file as both involve project-related data structures.

Suggested reviewers

• gorkem-bwl

Poem

In fields of data, we hop and play,
New types and constants brighten the day.
With assessments and risks, we take flight,
Mocking our projects, everything feels right!
So gather 'round, let’s code and cheer,
For data's our garden, and the harvest is near! 🐇✨

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