make-mp-data 1.3.4 → 1.4.0

package/timesoup.js

@@ -1,92 +0,0 @@
-const Chance = require("chance");
-const chance = new Chance();
-const dayjs = require("dayjs");
-const utc = require("dayjs/plugin/utc");
-dayjs.extend(utc);
-const { integer } = require('./utils');
-const NOW = dayjs().unix();
-
-const PEAK_DAYS = [
-	dayjs().subtract(2, "day").unix(),
-	dayjs().subtract(3, "day").unix(),
-	dayjs().subtract(5, "day").unix(),
-	dayjs().subtract(7, "day").unix(),
-	dayjs().subtract(11, "day").unix(),
-	dayjs().subtract(13, "day").unix(),
-	dayjs().subtract(17, "day").unix(),
-	dayjs().subtract(19, "day").unix(),
-	dayjs().subtract(23, "day").unix(),
-	dayjs().subtract(29, "day").unix(),
-];
-
-
-/**
- * essentially, a timestamp generator with a twist
- * @param {number} [earliestTime] - The earliest timestamp in Unix format.
- * @param {number} [latestTime] - The latest timestamp in Unix format.
- * @param {Array} [peakDays] - Array of Unix timestamps representing the start of peak days.
- * @returns {string} - The generated event timestamp in Unix format.
- */
-function AKsTimeSoup(earliestTime, latestTime = NOW, peakDays = PEAK_DAYS) {
-	let chosenTime;
-	let eventTime;
-	let validTime = false;
-
-	if (typeof earliestTime !== "number") {
-		if (parseInt(earliestTime) > 0) earliestTime = parseInt(earliestTime);
-		if (dayjs(earliestTime).isValid()) earliestTime = dayjs(earliestTime).unix();
-	}
-
-	while (!validTime) {
-
-		// Define business hours
-		const peakStartHour = 4; // 4 AM
-		const peakEndHour = 23; // 11 PM
-		const likelihoodOfPeakDay = chance.integer({ min: integer(5, 42), max: integer(43, 69) }); // Randomize likelihood with CHAOS!~~
-
-		// Select a day, with a preference for peak days
-		let selectedDay;
-		if (chance.bool({ likelihood: likelihoodOfPeakDay })) { // Randomized likelihood to pick a peak day
-			selectedDay = peakDays.length > 0 ? chance.pickone(peakDays) : integer(earliestTime, latestTime);
-		} else {
-			// Introduce minor peaks by allowing some events to still occur during business hours
-			selectedDay = chance.bool({ likelihood: integer(1, 42) })
-				? chance.pickone(peakDays)
-				: integer(earliestTime, latestTime);
-		}
-
-		// Normalize selectedDay to the start of the day
-		selectedDay = dayjs.unix(selectedDay).startOf('day').unix();
-
-		// Generate a random time within business hours with a higher concentration in the middle of the period
-		const businessStart = dayjs.unix(selectedDay).hour(peakStartHour).minute(0).second(0).unix();
-		const businessEnd = dayjs.unix(selectedDay).hour(peakEndHour).minute(0).second(0).unix();
-
-		if (selectedDay === peakDays[0]) {
-			// Use a skewed distribution for peak days
-			eventTime = chance.normal({ mean: (businessEnd + businessStart) / integer(1, 4), dev: (businessEnd - businessStart) / integer(2, 8) });
-		} else {
-			// For non-peak days, use a uniform distribution to add noise
-			eventTime = integer(integer(businessStart, businessEnd), integer(businessStart, businessEnd));
-		}
-
-		// usually, ensure the event time is within business hours
-		if (chance.bool({ likelihood: 42 })) eventTime = Math.min(Math.max(eventTime, businessStart), businessEnd);
-
-		if (eventTime > 0) validTime = true;
-		const parsedTime = dayjs.unix(eventTime).toISOString();
-		if (!parsedTime.startsWith('20')) validTime = false;
-
-	}
-	chosenTime = dayjs.unix(eventTime).toISOString();
-
-	//should never get here
-	if (eventTime < 0) debugger;
-	if (!chosenTime.startsWith('20')) debugger;
-
-
-	return chosenTime;
-}
-
-
-module.exports = AKsTimeSoup;