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bulk-strings

v1.0.2

Published

A simple random bulk string generator. Useful for testing/benchmarking applications.

Downloads

11

Readme

bulk-strings

A simple random bulk string generator. Useful for testing/benchmarking applications.

Install

Install with npm:

$ npm install --save bulk-strings

Usage

Here are examples to generate 10 strings, 3-4 characters in length:

JavaScript

const bulkStrings = require('bulk-strings');

// generate 10 strings, 3-4 characters in length
bulkStrings({ total: 10, min: 3, max: 4 });

CLI

$ bulk-strings --total 10 --min 3 --max 4

Options

  • total - The total number of strings to generate (default: 100).
  • min - The minimum length of each string (default: 1).
  • max - The maximum length of each string (default: 10).
  • format - The output format (default: array). Valid options are:
    • array - JavaScript array
    • csv - Delimited string (useful with separator option)
    • json - JSON formatted string
  • separator - Character(s) used to join the strings together (if format is csv) (default: ,).
  • file - A file path to write output to.