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Using Simulated Data

Using Simulated Data

If you cannot receive actual results, use simulated data until you can validate with real-world data.
Assign the data to a variable to simulate an actual result of a camera read. The following example simulates the results of a ManyCode read. 
export function onResults(input_result) {
   if (input_result.tool_results[0].decodes.length === 0) { // do not process when there are no decodes
       return {};
   }

   // mock the data for development and testing purposes, replace it with the actual data when possible
   const mockedData = ["D21OCT21", "78B8D65C7DE9", "S21294520180521", "1PFS10-SR10F1-1C00W"];
   //const orderedDecodes = input_result.tool_results[0].decodes // uncomment this line when we switch to actual data
   //.map(decode => decode.value)                                // uncomment this line when we switch to actual data
   const orderedDecodes = mockedData // remove or comment out this line when we switch to actual data
       .sort()
       .join(',');
   return {
       tcp_ip: orderedDecodes
   };
}
}
Simulated data is hardcoded and user-defined. Use this method only for development and initial testing purposes. Conduct final tests using actual results to ensure the code works as intended.