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Generate massive amounts of fake (but realistic) data for testing and development in Node.js and browsers.
A minimalist random generator library for JavaScript that produces random numbers, strings, names, addresses, and more.
A fast Python library for generating fake data in multiple languages with extensible providers and schema-based generation.
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.
A Ruby library for generating fake data, originally forked from Faker with an expanded API and unique value generation.
A Python library for generating mock data from dataclasses, Pydantic models, typed dicts, and other type-annotated structures.
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 Swift library for mocking Alamofire and URLSession requests using a custom URLProtocol without modifying production code.
A modern Java library for generating realistic mock data with a fluent API, supporting JSON, XML, CSV, and SQL.
A C++ library for generating realistic fake data across 40+ categories, inspired by Faker.js.
An Alfred workflow that generates realistic fake test data like names, addresses, emails, and more for developers and testers.
A high-performance Java library for generating realistic business data with internationalization support.
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 JavaScript API for generating random mock data from popular nerdy franchises like Harry Potter, Star Wars, and Pokemon.
A Go library for generating random fake data and populating structs with customizable builders and zero dependencies.
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