fix: renamed precision parameter to decimal in docs

config.yml.example

@@ -155,7 +155,7 @@ dump:
           params:
             ratio: 0.1
             column: "test_float"
-            precision: 2
+            decimal: 2
 
 restore:
   pg_restore_options:

docs/built_in_transformers/advanced_transformers/custom_functions/core_functions.md

@@ -113,16 +113,16 @@ Adds or subtracts a random duration in the provided `interval` to or from the or
 
 ### noiseFloat
 
-Adds or subtracts a random fraction to or from the original float value. Multiplies the original float value by a provided random value that is not higher than the `ratio` parameter and adds it to the original value with the option to specify the precision via the `precision` parameter.
+Adds or subtracts a random fraction to or from the original float value. Multiplies the original float value by a provided random value that is not higher than the `ratio` parameter and adds it to the original value with the option to specify the decimal via the `decimal` parameter.
 
 === "Signature"
 
-    `noiseFloat(ratio float, precision int, value float) (res float64, err error)`
+    `noiseFloat(ratio float, decimal int, value float) (res float64, err error)`
 
 === "Parameters"
 
     * `ratio` — the maximum multiplier value in the interval (0:1). The value will be randomly generated up to `ratio`, multiplied by the original value, and the result will be added to the original value.
-    * `precision` — the precision of the resulted value
+    * `decimal` — the decimal of the resulted value
     * `value` — the original value
 
 === "Return values"
@@ -176,13 +176,13 @@ Generates a random float value within the provided interval.
 
 === "Signature"
 
-    `randomFloat(min any, max any, precision int) (res float, err error)`
+    `randomFloat(min any, max any, decimal int) (res float, err error)`
 
 === "Parameters"
 
     * `min` — the minimum random value threshold
     * `max` — the maximum random value threshold
-    * `precision` — the precision of the resulted value
+    * `decimal` — the decimal of the resulted value
 
 === "Return values"
 
@@ -229,15 +229,15 @@ Generates a random string using the provided characters within the specified len
 
 ### roundFloat
 
-Rounds a float value up to provided precision.
+Rounds a float value up to provided decimal.
 
 === "Signature"
 
-    `roundFloat(precision int, original float) (res float, err error)`
+    `roundFloat(decimal int, original float) (res float, err error)`
 
 === "Parameters"
 
-    * `precision` — the precision of the value
+    * `decimal` — the decimal of the value
     * `original` — the original float value
 
 === "Return values"

docs/built_in_transformers/standard_transformers/noise_float.md

@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ Add or subtract a random fraction to the original float value.
 | Name      | Description                                                                                       | Default  | Required | Supported DB types |
 |-----------|---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|----------|----------|--------------------|
 | column    | The name of the column to be affected                                                             |          | Yes      | float4, float8     |
-| precision | The precision of the noised float value (number of digits after the decimal point)                | `4`      | No       | -                  |
+| decimal   | The decimal of the noised float value (number of digits after the decimal point)                  | `4`      | No       | -                  |
 | min_ratio | The minimum random percentage for noise, from `0` to `1`, e. g. `0.1` means "add noise up to 10%" | `0.05`   | No       | -                  |
 | max_ratio | The maximum random percentage for noise, from `0` to `1`, e. g. `0.1` means "add noise up to 10%" |          | Yes      | -                  |
 | min       | Min threshold of noised value                                                                     |          | No       | -                  |
@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ Add or subtract a random fraction to the original float value.
 
 The `NoiseFloat` transformer multiplies the original float value by randomly generated value that is not higher than
 the `max_ratio` parameter and not less that `max_ratio` parameter and adds it to or subtracts it from the original
-value. Additionally, you can specify the number of decimal digits by using the `precision` parameter.
+value. Additionally, you can specify the number of decimal digits by using the `decimal` parameter.
 
 In case you have constraints on the float range, you can set the `min` and `max` parameters to specify the threshold
 values. The values for `min` and `max` must have the same format as the `column` parameter. Parameters min and max
@@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ In this example, the original value of `standardprice` will be noised up to `50%
       params:
         column: "lastreceiptcost"
         max_ratio: 0.15
-        precision: 2
+        decimal: 2
       dynamic_params:
         min:
           column: "standardprice"

docs/built_in_transformers/standard_transformers/random_float.md

@@ -2,23 +2,24 @@ Generate a random float within the provided interval.
 
 ## Parameters
 
-| Name      | Description                                                                            | Default | Required | Supported DB types                                |
-|-----------|----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------|----------|---------------------------------------------------|
-| column    | The name of the column to be affected                                    |         | Yes      | float4 (real), float8 (double precision), numeric |
+| Name      | Description                                                                             | Default | Required | Supported DB types                                |
+|-----------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|---------|----------|---------------------------------------------------|
+| column    | The name of the column to be affected                                                   |         | Yes      | float4 (real), float8 (double precision), numeric |
 | min       | The minimum threshold for the random value. The value range depends on the column type. |         | Yes      | -                                                 |
 | max       | The maximum threshold for the random value. The value range depends on the column type. |         | Yes      | -                                                 |
-| precision | The precision of the random float value (number of digits after the decimal point)    | `4`     | No       | -                                                 |
-| keep_null | Indicates whether NULL values should be replaced with transformed values or not          | `true`  | No       | -                                                 |
+| decimal   | The decimal of the random float value (number of digits after the decimal point)        | `4`     | No       | -                                                 |
+| keep_null | Indicates whether NULL values should be replaced with transformed values or not         | `true`  | No       | -                                                 |
 
 ## Description
 
 The `RandomFloat` transformer generates a random float value within the provided interval, starting from `min` to
-`max`, with the option to specify the number of decimal digits by using the `precision` parameter. The behaviour for NULL values can be configured using the `keep_null` parameter.
+`max`, with the option to specify the number of decimal digits by using the `decimal` parameter. The behaviour for
+NULL values can be configured using the `keep_null` parameter.
 
 ## Example: Generate random price
 
 In this example, the `RandomFloat` transformer generates random prices in the range from `0.1` to `7000` while
-maintaining a precision of up to 2 digits.
+maintaining a decimal of up to 2 digits.
 
 ``` yaml title="RandomFloat transformer example"
 - schema: "sales"
@@ -29,7 +30,7 @@ maintaining a precision of up to 2 digits.
         column: "unitprice"
         min: 0.1
         max: 7000
-        precision: 2
+        decimal: 2
 ```
 
 ```bash title="Expected result"

docs/commands.md

@@ -522,8 +522,8 @@ their possible attributes. Below are the key parameters for each transformer:
         "default_value": "MC4x"
       },
       {
-        "name": "precision",
-        "description": "precision of noised float value (number of digits after coma)",
+        "name": "decimal",
+        "description": "decimal of noised float value (number of digits after coma)",
         "required": false,
         "is_column": false,
         "is_column_container": false,