Fake Data
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Generate massive amounts of fake (but realistic) data for testing and development in Node.js and browsers.
A Ruby library for generating realistic fake data like names, addresses, and phone numbers for testing and development.
A simple fake data generator for C#, F#, and VB.NET, ported from faker.js, to load databases and apps with realistic test data.
A comprehensive Go library for generating realistic fake data across 300+ categories with zero dependencies.
A Java library for generating fake data, ported from Ruby's Faker gem, useful for testing and development.
A fast Python library for generating fake data in multiple languages with extensible providers and schema-based generation.
A PHP library for generating fake data to bootstrap databases, create test data, and anonymize production data.
Generate realistic fake JSON data from JSON Schema definitions with zero production dependencies.
Generate massive amounts of fake data in the browser and NodeJS with tree-shakable, fully-typed functions.
Mock or extend GraphQL APIs with realistic fake data using directives, no coding required.
Generate a fully functional fake GraphQL API from a JSON file in under 30 seconds for testing and prototyping.
A Swift library for generating realistic fake data, useful for testing and populating databases during development.
A modern Java/Kotlin/Groovy library for generating realistic fake data with extensive providers and format support.
A Ruby library for generating fake data, originally forked from Faker with an expanded API and unique value generation.
A declarative tool for generating realistic, scalable test data from code or existing databases.
A fake log generator for common log formats like Apache, syslog, and JSON, useful for testing log processing systems.
A Rust library and CLI tool for generating realistic fake data in multiple languages, with support for struct derivation and locale-specific fakers.
A pure Elixir library for generating fake data for testing and development.
A Node.js server for creating dynamic, fake JSON APIs with configurable endpoints and realistic mock data.
A Ruby gem for generating fake data with a simple syntax and customizable dictionaries for testing and development.
A Java library for generating realistic fake data like persons, companies, and emails with locale support.
A powerful, Rust-based database anonymizer that generates native SQL dumps with flexible transformation rules.
A Swift library for generating random data types, fake human information, and test content.
A Scala-based event data simulator that generates realistic web traffic for a fake music streaming service.
A Kotlin/JVM library for generating realistic fake data like names, addresses, and banking details for testing and anonymization.
A C++ library for generating realistic fake data across 40+ categories, inspired by Faker.js.
A .NET-based fake REST API server for prototyping and CRUD backends, with GraphQL support and no database required.
A CLI tool to generate millions of pseudo-random BSON documents and insert them into MongoDB for testing and development.
A Node.js server for building configurable fake backends using JSON files or JavaScript objects.
A Crystal library for generating fake data like names, addresses, emails, and more for testing and development.
An Elixir package for generating fake data like names, addresses, and emails for seeding databases and testing.
A Go-based random fake data generator extension for k6 performance tests, offering faster startup and lower memory usage.
A Ruby gem that generates realistic fake person objects with names, demographics, and personal attributes for testing.
A Go library for generating random fake data and populating structs with customizable builders and zero dependencies.
A WP CLI package that generates fake WordPress content including posts, pages, WooCommerce products, and reviews for testing.
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