@ngneat/falso

What is @ngneat/falso?

@ngneat/falso is a JavaScript library that provides a wide range of fake data generators for various types of data. It is useful for testing, prototyping, and development purposes where you need to generate realistic but fake data.

What are @ngneat/falso's main functionalities?

Generate Fake Names

This feature allows you to generate random first and last names, which can be useful for populating user profiles or testing forms.

const { randFirstName, randLastName } = require('@ngneat/falso');
console.log(randFirstName()); // e.g., 'John'
console.log(randLastName()); // e.g., 'Doe'

Generate Fake Addresses

This feature allows you to generate random street addresses, cities, and countries, which can be useful for testing location-based applications.

const { randStreetAddress, randCity, randCountry } = require('@ngneat/falso');
console.log(randStreetAddress()); // e.g., '123 Main St'
console.log(randCity()); // e.g., 'New York'
console.log(randCountry()); // e.g., 'USA'

Generate Fake Dates

This feature allows you to generate random past and future dates, which can be useful for testing date-based functionalities.

const { randPastDate, randFutureDate } = require('@ngneat/falso');
console.log(randPastDate()); // e.g., '2020-01-01T00:00:00.000Z'
console.log(randFutureDate()); // e.g., '2025-01-01T00:00:00.000Z'

Generate Fake Emails

This feature allows you to generate random email addresses, which can be useful for testing email-related functionalities.

const { randEmail } = require('@ngneat/falso');
console.log(randEmail()); // e.g., '[e-mail]'

Generate Fake Phone Numbers

This feature allows you to generate random phone numbers, which can be useful for testing contact forms and phone number validation.

const { randPhoneNumber } = require('@ngneat/falso');
console.log(randPhoneNumber()); // e.g., '[phone]'

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README

All the Fake Data for All Your Real Needs 🙂

Create massive amounts of fake data in the browser and NodeJS. Tree Shakeable & Fully Typed.

✅  203 Functions
✅  Tree Shakable
✅  Fully Typed
✅  Factory Functions
✅  Entity Functions
✅  Single and Array Result

🤓 Learn about it on the docs site

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Installation

npm i @ngneat/falso
yarn add @ngneat/falso

Usage

import { randEmail, randFullName } from '@ngneat/falso';

const user = { email: randEmail(), name: randFullName() };

const emails = randEmail({ length: 10 });

You can specify the length of elements you want to generate. Below is an example of generating 10 emails with length equal or smaller than 20 characters.

const emails = randEmail({ length: 10, maxCharCount: 20 });

Setting a Randomness Seed

You can set your own seed if you want consistent results:

import { rand, seed } from '@ngneat/falso';

seed('some-constant-seed');

// Always returns 2
rand([1, 2, 3, 4, 5]);

// Reset random seed
seed();

Contribute

• Go over the steps in this guide
• Add a new falso

• Use npm run c and choose the right answers

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