Version: 0.2.2
faker-crypto is a Faker provider for Cryto Addreses.
Following crypto addresses are supported:
Install with pip:
pip install faker-cypto
Add CryptoAddress provider to Faker instance:
from faker import Faker
from faker_crypto import CryptoAddress
fake = Faker()
fake.add_provider(CryptoAddress)
fake.bitcoin_address()
# '13XTsE8TKEHW5zAmCWmBvNk5KvEcEjVQu'
fake.litecoin_address()
# 'LM3HgLcPemiBb5MJ3vqRRPrPqBdtf7pL'
fake.ethereum_address()
# '0x7ea8abae70ce7e9ce09155ee9169d5f18fc96b'
fake.binance_smart_chain_address()
# '0xceeea432e1eb0fdcbd7ffbe2e7fefa6ccb78dd'
fake.polygon_address()
# '0x32f065b1fe349fcaa29bfdfa5e6aae25a53203'
Run unit tests with code coverage with:
pytest --cov -v
FAQs
faker-crypto is a Faker provider for cryto addreses.
We found that faker-crypto 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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