Tynamix.ObjectFiller
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The Tynamix ObjectFiller.NET fills the properties of your objects with random data. Use it for unittest, prototyping and whereever you need some random testdata. It has a fluent API and is highly customizable. It supports also IEnumerables and Dictionaries and constructors WITH parameters. It is also possible to fill instances and to write private properties.
The .NET ObjectFiller fills the properties of your .NET objects with random data! It has a very comfortable Fluent API. You are able to fill object instances or you just let them create for you. It is also possible to create instances of classes which have constructors with parameters. You can also fill properties which are derived by an interface. The .NET ObjectFiller also supports IEnumerable (and all derivations) as well as Dictionaries.
I do not make any money with ObjectFiller.NET. It is a pure hobby project. But if I could save your time with this project or if you like to use the library I would be very happy about a small donation!
https://www.nuget.org/packages/Tynamix.ObjectFiller
(Thank you to Readme.io for the OSS <3)
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The Tynamix ObjectFiller.NET fills the properties of your objects with random data. Use it for unittest, prototyping and whereever you need some random testdata. It has a fluent API and is highly customizable. It supports also IEnumerables and Dictionaries and constructors WITH parameters. It is also possible to fill instances and to write private properties.
We found that tynamix.objectfiller demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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