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Fake data generation using ScalaCheck Arbitrary instances

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/*
 * Copyright (c) 2020 etspaceman
 *
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package faker

import org.scalacheck.{Arbitrary, Gen}
import pureconfig.ConfigReader

object color {
  type ColorName = ColorName.Type

  object ColorName extends Newtype[String] { self =>
    def colorNames(implicit loader: ResourceLoader): Seq[ColorName] =
      loader.loadKey[Seq[ColorName]]("color.names")

    implicit def colorNameArbitrary(implicit
        loader: ResourceLoader
    ): Arbitrary[ColorName] =
      Arbitrary(Gen.oneOf(colorNames))

    implicit val colorNameConfigReader: ConfigReader[ColorName] =
      ConfigReader[String].map(self.apply)
  }
}