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An alternative to faker.js with both esm and cjs syntax
https://github.com/Marak/faker.js
npm i minifaker
en
| fr
, fr-CA
| es
faker.js is big, does not support tree shaking and is not in Typescript https://github.com/Marak/faker.js/issues/785
On 2021/01/05, Marak deleted fakerjs from npm and github.
Supporting ES6 modules for faker.js would need a big restructure change.
Right now, I just need a couple of functions and it's faster to create a new package mirroring functions without having to do a lot of refactoring. However, importing the entire package will take work and time, but at least I can start using it without having to finish it.
I also want to use Typescript and introduce new functions.
I've notice that faker locales have duplicate words :S.
I'll try fix the duplicates when importing locale files to reduce size as much as possible.
// You can either import minifaker completely
// or import the functions you need
import minifaker, { arrayElement } from 'minifaker'
// const minifaker = require('minifaker')
minifaker.number()
arrayElement(['one', 'two', 'three'])
import minifaker, { cityName } from 'minifaker'
// There is no default locale import (not even `english`)
import 'minifaker/locales/en' // the first locale import is set as default
import 'minifaker/locales/fr'
minifaker.firstName({ gender: 'female' }) // female name in english
cityName({ locale: 'fr' }) // french city name
import { array, name } from 'minifaker'
import 'minifaker/locales/en'
array(50, () => name())
import { word } from 'minifaker'
import 'minifaker/locales/en'
word() // Can be an adjective, adverb, conjunction, interjection, noun, preposition, verb
word({ filter: (word) => word.length > 5 }) // Word with at least 5 characters
word({ type: 'noun' }) // A noun
verb
,preposition
,noun
, interjection
, conjunction
, adverb
, adjective
import { nanoId, uuid, nonsecure } from 'minifaker'
nanoId.nanoid() // nanoid - https://github.com/ai/nanoid
nonsecure.nanoid() // nanoid/non-secure - https://github.com/ai/nanoid/blob/main/non-secure/index.js
uuid.v4() // uuid - https://github.com/uuidjs/uuid
Faker.js | Locales | Func |
---|---|---|
random.arrayElement | n/a | arrayElement |
random.number,random.float | n/a | number |
random.boolean | n/a | boolean |
random.uuid | n/a | uuid -> uuid funcs |
n/a | n/a | nanoid -> nanoId funcs |
name.firstName | en,fr | firstName |
phone.phoneNumber | en,fr,fr-CA | phoneNumber |
address.cityName | en,fr | cityName |
address.cityPrefix | en | cityPrefix |
address.citySuffix | en | citySufix |
image.imageUrl | n/a | imageUrlFromPlaceIMG |
image.imageUrl | n/a | imageUrlFromPlaceholder |
lorem | n/a | todo |
random.objectElement | n/a | objectElement |
n/a | n/a | array |
name.lastName | en,fr | lastName |
name.jobTitle | en | jobTitle |
name.jobArea | en | jobArea |
name.jobDescriptor | en | jobDescriptor |
name.jobType | en,fr | jobType |
n/a | en,fr | name |
internet.ip | n/a | ip |
internet.port | n/a | port |
adjective,adverb,conjunction,interjection,noun,preposition,verb | en | word |
internet.ipv6 | n/a | ipv6 |
internet.color | n/a | color |
internet.username | en,fr | username |
internet.mac | n/a | macAddress |
internet.domainName | en,fr,fr-CA | domainName |
internet.domainSuffix | en,fr,fr-CA | domainSuffix |
internet.email | en,fr,fr-CA | |
internet.url | en,fr,fr-CA | domainUrl |
address.zipCode | en,fr,fr-CA | zipCode |
address.streetPrefix | fr | streetPrefix |
address.streetSuffix | en,fr | streetSuffix |
address.streetName | en,fr | streetName |
address.streetAddress | en,fr | streetAddress |
address.timeZone | en | timeZone |
address.latitude | n/a | latitude |
address.longitude | n/a | longitude |
n/a | n/a | latLong |
address.direction,address.cardinalDirection,address.ordinalDirection | en,fr | direction |
address.state,address.stateAbbr | en,es | state |
address.country,address.countryCode | en,fr | country |
commerce.price | all | price with Intl.NumberFormat |
finance.creditCardNumber | n/a | creditCardNumber |
finance.creditCardCVV | n/a | creditCardCVV |
system.semver | n/a | semver |
internet.password | n/a | password |
date.month | en,fr | month |
date.weekday | en,fr | weekday |
date | all | date |
finance.bitcoinAddress | n/a | bitcoinAddress |
system.fileExt,commonFileExt | n/a | fileExt |
system.fileName,commonFileName | en | fileName |
system.filePath | en | filePath |
system.mimeType,commonMimeType | n/a | mimeType |
system.dirPath | n/a | dirPath |
seed | n/a | setSeed |
hexaDecimal | n/a | hex |
address.county | en | county |
address.province | fr,es,fr-CA | province |
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