Open fzaninotto opened 9 years ago
Hi @fzaninotto,
Well, I'd rather keep it frozen since it's already used a lot.
But for dates, what would be more convenient: recent dates that are changed every months or fixed ones that will get old eventually?
In fact, I'd need many types.
I have begun to build a new dataset, much richer than the one from jsonplaceholder. Not only does it have more datatypes, it also has plausible data, which can be used to demonstrate a powerful API client (you may guess why I'm writing that). It comes with a Node generator that updates (and extends) it at will.
Would you like if I contributed this dataset to build a second server? I wouldn't mind open sourcing it.
So here is the dataset I was mentioning: https://github.com/marmelab/ng-admin-demo/blob/gh-pages/data.js
It's used as s source for http://marmelab.com/ng-admin-demo/, using not jsonplaceholder but FakeRest. I'd love a JSONPlaceholder with that kind of data, though...
The data being offered at the moment is really basic. Dates are absolute must, time would be nice too and numerical data, for instance, decimal/money would be nice, also integers, for example, quantity.
Well, I'd rather keep it frozen since it's already used a lot.
Adding additional properties to the serialized JSON does not break existing clients in no way.
Lol only now I saw this has been open since 2015. Seriously, how hard can this be?
@fzaninotto Please explain what do you need/require to add that additional types of data, willing to help.
We've released a more complete test data set under the data-generator-retail
npm package. It's got dates... and much more. https://www.npmjs.com/package/data-generator-retail
One crucial data type I'm missing from JSONPlaceholder are dates and datetimes. However, the domain could allow for such data (e.g. publication date for posts and comments, creation date for posts, completion data for todos, etc).
Is the current database frozen forever, or do you think the current data can be made richer?