Mock Data Architecture

Centralized mock data management using the @kulcare/mock-data package for consistent development and testing.

Package StructureCopy Anchor Link

packages/mock-data/
├── src/
│   ├── cms/           # CMS module mock data
│   ├── auth/          # Authentication mock data  
│   ├── growth/        # Growth module mock data
│   ├── utils/         # Generic utilities
│   └── index.ts       # Main exports

UsageCopy Anchor Link

Basic ImportCopy Anchor Link

import { mockDoctors, getDoctorsByClinic, type Doctor } from "@kulcare/mock-data"

Service IntegrationCopy Anchor Link

// In service files
if (import.meta.env.DEV && !useRealAPI) {
  const filteredData = getDoctorsByClinic(clinicId)
  return { success: true, data: filteredData }
}

Available UtilitiesCopy Anchor Link

CMS Data:

• mockDoctors, getDoctorsByClinic(), getAvailableDoctors()
• mockCategories, getCategoriesByStatus(), getCategoryById()
• mockQueuePatients, getQueueByStatus(), getQueueByDoctor()
• mockPatients, searchPatients(), getPatientsByGender()

Auth Data:

• mockUsers, getUserByEmail(), validateUserCredentials()
• mockClinics, getClinicById(), getClinicsForUser()

Growth Data:

• mockSocialPosts, getPostsByStatus(), getPostsByPlatform()

Generic Utilities:

• createMockService() - CRUD operations with filtering/pagination
• createMockApiResponse() - API response simulation with delays
• mockUtils - Environment detection and logging

Environment ControlCopy Anchor Link

Mock data usage is controlled by environment variables:

• VITE_USE_REAL_API=false (default) - Uses mock data in development
• VITE_USE_REAL_API=true - Forces real API usage

BenefitsCopy Anchor Link

• Centralized: All mock data in one package
• Type-safe: Full TypeScript support
• Reusable: Shared across apps and tests
• Maintainable: Easy to update and extend
• Testable: Utilities for different test scenarios

Development WorkflowCopy Anchor Link

1. Add new mock data: Create in appropriate domain folder
2. Add utilities: Use generic createMockService() or custom functions
3. Update services: Import and use in API service files
4. Test: Verify with pnpm typecheck and pnpm build