How to use the faker.random.arrayElement function in faker
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few faker examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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eggheadio / egghead-ui / src / App / utils / resourcesByType / index.js View on Github 
{({data}) => (
}
lessonsUrl={rootData.lessons_url}
includeLessonsInCourses
/>
)}createExamples: () => [
,
,
],
},Deed: () => ({
key: random.uuid(),
created_at: `${random.number({ min: 1, max: 10 })} hours ago`,
action: random.arrayElement([
'connected',
'followed',
'created',
'commented on',
'connected',
]),
connector: random.arrayElement(['on', 'to']),
}),const createNodeExample = () => random.arrayElement([
<div>
<div>
</div>
<button>
{lorem.words()}
</button>
</div>,
<div>
</div>createExamples: () => [
<button>
{lorem.words()}
</button>,
<button color="{random.arrayElement(colors)}" size="{random.arrayElement(buttonSizes)}">
{lorem.words()}
</button>,
],
},createExamples: () => [
,
,
],
},createExamples: () => [
{lorem.paragraph()}
,
{lorem.paragraph()}
],
},{({data}) => (
)}{({data}) => (
)}createExamples: () => [
,
,
],
},faker
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