Mockingbird Examples

Real-world blueprints and use cases to get you started quickly. Copy, modify, and adapt these examples for your projects.

6 Complete Examples

All Generators Covered

Production Ready

Beginner

Blog System

Authors, posts, comments, and tags with realistic content

Key Features:

Basic relationships

Faker content

Timestamps

Intermediate

E-commerce Store

Complete online store with customers, products, orders, and inventory

Key Features:

Complex relationships

Calculations

Secondary references

Intermediate

Social Media Platform

Users, posts, likes, follows, and engagement metrics

Key Features:

Many-to-many relationships

Conditional logic

Engagement patterns

Intermediate

IoT Sensor Network

Devices, sensors, readings, and time-series data

Key Features:

Time-series data

Device hierarchies

Sensor patterns

Blog System

Beginner

A simple blog system demonstrating basic relationships between authors, posts, comments, and tags. Perfect for learning the fundamentals of Mockingbird.

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E-commerce Store

Intermediate

A complete e-commerce system with customers, products, orders, and inventory management. Demonstrates complex relationships and calculations.

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IoT Sensor Network

Intermediate

An IoT sensor network with devices, sensors, and time-series readings. Perfect for testing analytics and monitoring systems.

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Quick Reference

Generate Commands

mockingbird generate

mockingbird generate --format json

mockingbird generate --seed 42

Common Patterns

• Use sequence for IDs

• Use ref for relationships

• Use expr for calculations

• Use choice with weights for realistic distributions

• Use timestamp for date ranges

Best Practices

• Start with small counts for testing

• Use seeds for reproducible data

• Plan relationships before coding

• Test with different output formats

• Document your blueprint structure

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