GetSQLString is the API that users interact with. Usage: f := NewConsumer(data) sqlString, err := f.GetSQLString()

consumeUint64 reads 8 bytes from the input and convert them to a uint64. It assumes that the the bytes reader is not empty.

Simple utility function to check if a string slice contains a string.

getTarFileName is similar to GetString(), but creates string based on the length of f.data to reduce the likelihood of overflowing f.data.

Creates an 'alter table' statement. 'alter table' is an exception in that it has its own function. The majority of statements are created by 'createSt

Creates a semi-structured query. It creates a string that is a combination of the keywords and random strings.

Creates the arguments of a statements. In a select statement that would be everything after "select".

returns a keyword by index

CreateFiles creates pseudo-random files in rootDir. It creates subdirs and places the files there. It is the callers responsibility to ensure that roo

GetStringFrom returns a string that can only consist of characters included in possibleChars. It returns an error if the created string does not have

New returns a new ByteSource from a given slice of bytes.

TarBytes returns valid bytes for a tar archive

This is similar to TarBytes, but it returns a series of files instead of raw tar bytes. The advantage of this api is that it is cheaper in terms of cp

*func TestTarBytes(t *testing.T) { data := []byte{ 0x01, // number of files 0x00, 0x00, 0x00, 0x08, // Length of first file nam

Tests that we can create long byte slices in structs