seed-data

To generate test data for API pagination testing, you can run an automated seed script that creates 60+ items per entity type in your target instance, providing enough volume to trigger and verify pagination endpoints.

The best way to populate a mahresources instance with semantic content is to use a bash automation script that batch-creates tags, categories, notes, resources, and relations in the correct dependency order to satisfy foreign key constraints.

Yes, you need curl installed to automate data seeding via API, as the script relies on it to send batch creation requests to your running instance endpoints for populating semantic content.

The data seeding script handles foreign key constraints by creating entities in a specific dependency order, ensuring that tags, categories, and relation types exist before generating dependent notes, resources, and relations.

Yes, you can seed data into a remote API endpoint by passing the target URL as an argument to the script; if no URL is provided, it defaults to http://localhost:8181 for the data generation process.

Your dataset lacks meaningful relationships for end-to-end testing because it was not populated in the correct dependency order; using an automated seeding script ensures proper interconnections across all entity types.