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5devs

v1.0.6

Published

A library that has all the functionality of the 5Devs Website/API

Downloads

67

Readme

5Devs

This library eliminates the need for manual data entry during testing phases, saving valuable time and ensuring consistent, diverse test data across projects.

Whether you're building a new application, debugging existing code, or running quality assurance tests, 5Devs provides the data you need to simulate real-world scenarios efficiently.

How it works

5Devs uses a combination of data sources, including real-world data, to generate realistic test data.

Here is the list of real-world data used by 5Devs:

Addresses: Real-world addresses (mostly famous places in Brazil), including zip (CEP), street names, city names, and states. Vehicles: Real-world vehicles, including make, model, and year. Names: Real-world names, including first and last names. The rest of the data is/was generated using a combination of data sources, including:

Faker.js: A popular JavaScript library for generating fake data. AI: Some data was generated using Claude Sonnet 3.5. Others: Other data generator websites.

Website

You can also check out our website at 5devs.com.br.

Installation

To install the library, run the following command:

npm install 5devs

Usage

Here's an example of how to use the library:

import { empresa, pessoa, telefone, veiculo, utils } from "5devs";

// O parâmetro mask é opcional e pode ser usado para gerar dados com máscara.
const empresa = empresa(mask: boolean);
const pessoa = pessoa(mask: boolean);
const telefone = telefone(mask: boolean);
const veiculo = veiculo(mask: boolean);
const uteis = uteis();