TODO

[cieslarmichal]

Let's write next features to implement here.

[cieslarmichal]

Next steps:

• Phone: Generating phone number
• Location: Generate valid Addresses, Zip Codes, Street Names, States, and Countries
• Lorem: Generating lorem sentences
• Internet: Generating avatar link, color, IPV4, IPV6, emoji, HttpMethodName, HttpStatusCode, port, protocol, url
• Add github documentation about available functions

[dario-loi]

Thank you mate, happy to help! what do you think will be the best course of action now? should I work on a simple module while you handle the docs?

[cieslarmichal]

So I think most important things to do are:

• dropping boost dependency (I am handling this)
• doxygen and automatic deploy to github pages
• setting GTest dependency as optional in CMake to give user and option whether they want to build our library with tests or not
• phone module (generating phone number)
• location (generating country, city, zip code, state, street address etc)

You can choose what you would like to work on now 🚀

[cieslarmichal]

I managed to fix @example in code, I replaced them with @code ... and @Endcode after, works very well in locally generated doxygen 😄

[cieslarmichal]

I am working on removing boost dependencies from Date module right now fyi (will be done today/tommorow).

[cieslarmichal]

done: #21

[abhikumar63]

Hey,
I find this project interesting and want to contribute. I am new to open source bu I have experience in C++ language. I have got the gist of the file structure and programs. If you could guide me to how to contribute with my limited experience it would help me very much.

[cieslarmichal]

Hello! nice to meet you, here is a guide about contribution in general: first-contributions, you need to fork a repository and work on your local copy of repo, push changes to local repo and then create a pull request to main project repo.

I think a good place to start would be an Internet class, you could implement one of methods: ipv4, url, port, protocol or httpMethodName.

There is a fakerjs internet module out there if you want some guidance: internet module.

So you could just pick ipv4 (or other function) implement this (four random numbers with dots), write unit tests covering this scenario, and create a pull request.

If you have any question, you can ask here, I am happy to help.

PS, don't forget to give a star to our library 🔥

[cieslarmichal]

I have just created Discord Channel for contributors.