Version 1.2

New Feature v1.2

filter_key

filter_key If true(default is false), overwrites any primary key input with an empty value.
see: CakePHP's Model::create()

Fabricate::config(function($config) {
    $config->filter_key = true;
});

define

The first argument to the define is the name you will use when fabricating objects.

Fabricate::define(['PublishedPost', 'class'=>'Post'], ['published'=>'1']);
// or 
Fabricate::define(['PublishedPost', 'class'=>'Post'], function($data, $world) {
    return ['published'=>'1']
});

association

It's possible to set up associations(hasOne/hasMany) within Fabricate::create().
You can also specify a Fabricate::association() :

Fabricate::create('User', function($data, $world) {
    return [
        'user' => 'taro',
        'Post' => Fabricate::association('Post', 3, ['id'=>false,'author_id'=>false]),
    ];
});

trait

Traits allow you to group attributes together and then apply them to any fabricating objects.

Fabricate::define(['trait'=>'published'], ['published'=>'1']);
$results = Fabricate::attributes_for('Post', function($data, $world) {
    $world->traits('published');
    return ['id'=>false];
});

Reloading

If you need to reset fabricate back to its original state after it has been loaded.

Fabricate::clear();