[Company] Add Industries
Clear and concise description of the problem
If you could consider implementing the indutries for the company that would be great!
Suggested solution
// Returning an array of related industries for the generated company
faker.company.industries()
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Thank you for your feature proposal.
We marked it as "waiting for user interest" for now to gather some feedback from our community:
- If you would like to see this feature be implemented, please react to the description with an up-vote (:+1:).
- If you have a suggestion or want to point out some special cases that need to be considered, please leave a comment, so we are aware about them.
We would also like to hear about other community members' use cases for the feature to give us a better understanding of their potential implicit or explicit requirements.
We will start the implementation based on:
- the number of votes ( :+1: ) and comments
- the relevance for the ecosystem
- availability of alternatives and workarounds
- and the complexity of the requested feature
We do this because:
- There are plenty of languages/countries out there and we would like to ensure that every method can cover all or almost all of them.
- Every feature we add to faker has "costs" associated to it:
- initial costs: design, implementation, reviews, documentation
- running costs: awareness of the feature itself, more complex module structure, increased bundle size, more work during refactors
I think a similar industry() method would be more consistent with other methods
I'm assuming data like
- Agriculture • Automotive • Biotechnology • Chemicals • Construction • Consumer Goods • Education ...
@matthewmayer a company can operate across multiple industries so it would make more sense to return an array. Having said that, I would still take industry over nothing.
We have helper methods for returning several of an array like faker.helpers.arrayElements and faker.helpers.multiple that can be used in conjunction with any method.
@matthewmayer, an ETA in mind for this feature, that is a quite common use case to store companies/clients industries and being able to use faker to mock this data would be superb!