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zammy-plugin-faker

v1.0.1

Published

Generate fake data for testing and development

Readme

zammy-plugin-faker

Generate fake data for testing and development.

Installation

/plugin install zammy-plugin-faker

Commands

/fake <type> [options]

Generate various types of fake data.

| Type | Description | Example Output | |------|-------------|----------------| | email | Random email address | [email protected] | | name | Random full name | John Smith | | phone | Random phone number | (555) 123-4567 | | address | Random street address | 123 Oak St, Portland, OR 97201 | | uuid | Random UUID | 550e8400-e29b-41d4-a716-446655440000 | | card | Fake credit card (Luhn-valid) | 4532 1234 5678 9012 | | company | Random company name | Tech Solutions | | date | Random date | March 15, 2023 | | lorem [n] | Lorem ipsum (n sentences) | Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet... | | json <template> | JSON with placeholders | See below |

Examples

# Generate a random email
/fake email

# Generate 5 sentences of lorem ipsum
/fake lorem 5

# Generate JSON with fake data
/fake json {"user": "{{name}}", "email": "{{email}}", "id": "{{uuid}}"}

JSON Placeholders

When using /fake json, you can use these placeholders:

  • {{name}} - Full name
  • {{firstName}} - First name only
  • {{lastName}} - Last name only
  • {{email}} - Email address
  • {{phone}} - Phone number
  • {{address}} - Full address
  • {{street}} - Street only
  • {{city}} - City only
  • {{state}} - State abbreviation
  • {{zip}} - ZIP code
  • {{uuid}} - UUID
  • {{company}} - Company name
  • {{date}} - ISO date
  • {{number}} - Random number (1-1000)
  • {{bool}} - true or false

License

MIT