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get-fake-user

v2.4.1

Published

Random user generation including the following data firstName, lastName, gender, nickname, emailAddres, password, birthdate.

Downloads

42

Readme

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Random user generator

Description

Random user generation including the following data firstName, lastName, nickname, emailAddres, password, birthdate, gender. If you need to automate the registration process for example, you need to create user data, in which case this package will help you.

How it works

The /data folder contains a set of random data that includes first names, last names, and other data. A random first and last name is taken from files in this folder, and an email and password are generated based on them. The generated data is exported as an object in array. When a single user is created, it is returned as an object. When creating multiple users, user objects are returned in an array.

English, Spanish, Ukrainian and Russian languages are supported for the "firstName", "lastName" fields.

Example of an exported data(one user):

{
  firstName: 'Alfie',
  lastName: 'Macey',
  gender: 'male',
  nickname: 'strong9173452',
  emailAddress: '[email protected]',
  password: 'Alfie$5009314',
  birthdate: {
      monthNumber: 7,
      monthName: 'July',
      dayNumber: 15,
      yearNumber: 1972,
      fullDateString: '1972-07-15'
    }
}

Install

npm install get-fake-user

Usage

const getFakeUser = require('get-fake-user')
console.log(getFakeUser())

// console output
{
  firstName: 'Alfie',
  lastName: 'Macey',
  gender: 'male',
  nickname: 'strong9173452',
  emailAddress: '[email protected]',
  password: 'Alfie$5009314',
  birthdate: {
      monthNumber: 12,
      monthName: 'December',
      dayNumber: 5,
      yearNumber: 1967,
      fullDateString: '1967-12-05'
    }
}

Additional parameters

You can specify additional options to customize the created users.

| Name | Default value | Description | Examples | | ---------- | ------------- | ---------------- | --------------------------- | | count | 1 | Number of users. | getFakeUser({ count:10 }) | | gender | mix |Gender of users.Supported values: male, female, mix.male - created users will be malefemale - created users will be female mix - created users will be of random sex (male or female) | getFakeUser({ gender: 'female' }) | | language | en | Supported languages: English, Spanish, Ukrainian, Russian. the specified language only affects the firstName and lastName fields.Supported values: en,es, uk, ru.en - Englishes - Spanishuk - Ukrainianru - Russian | getFakeUser({ language: 'uk' }) |

count

To get multiple users, when calling getFakeUser() specify an object with the count field as a parameter, specify the required number of users in the count value. In this case, an array with the specified number of users will be returned.

const getFakeUser = require('get-fake-user')
console.log(getFakeUser({count:3}))

// console output
[
  {
    firstName: 'Brian',
    lastName: 'Bargeman',
    gender: 'male',
    nickname: 'fast746322',
    emailAddress: '[email protected]',
    password: 'Brian#602241',
    birthdate: {
      monthNumber: 3,
      monthName: 'March',
      dayNumber: 18,
      yearNumber: 1994,
      fullDateString: '1994-03-18'
    }
  },
  {
    firstName: 'Terence',
    lastName: 'Birch',
    gender: 'male',
    nickname: 'sweetie4996015',
    emailAddress: '[email protected]',
    password: 'Terence@2515067',
    birthdate: {
      monthNumber: 10,
      monthName: 'October',
      dayNumber: 19,
      yearNumber: 1962,
      fullDateString: '1962-10-19'
    }
  },
  {
    firstName: 'Cheryl',
    lastName: 'Samuels',
    gender: 'female',
    nickname: 'fast9219228',
    emailAddress: '[email protected]',
    password: 'Cheryl$7425514',
    birthdate: {
      monthNumber: 2,
      monthName: 'February',
      dayNumber: 17,
      yearNumber: 1961,
      fullDateString: '1961-02-17'
    }
  }
]

gender

When creating a user, you can specify the required gender for users using the gender parameter. Use the following values male, female, mix. The mix parameter can be omitted, it is set by default if the gender parameter is missing. Thus, if the gender parameter is not manually specified by you, then the gender of the users will be randomly selected.

const getFakeUser = require('get-fake-user')
console.log(getFakeUser({count:2, gender: 'female'}))

// console output
[
  {
    firstName: 'Whitney',
    lastName: 'Gustman',
    gender: 'female',
    nickname: 'hot2586687',
    emailAddress: '[email protected]',
    password: 'Whitney)5540391',
    birthdate: {
      monthNumber: 11,
      monthName: 'November',
      dayNumber: 8,
      yearNumber: 1990,
      fullDateString: '1990-11-08'
    }
  },
  {
    firstName: 'Carol',
    lastName: 'Sykes',
    gender: 'female',
    nickname: 'lazy3778840',
    emailAddress: '[email protected]',
    password: 'Carol$7241265',
    birthdate: {
      monthNumber: 11,
      monthName: 'November',
      dayNumber: 4,
      yearNumber: 1991,
      fullDateString: '1991-11-04'
    }
  }
]

language

With the language setting, you can choose in which language fields such as firstName and lastName. By default language=en. Supported languages: English, Ukrainian, Russian. To select a language, enter it in the following format language: 'en' or language: 'es' or language: 'uk' or language: 'ru'. language: 'en' is optional, as it is the default.

const getFakeUser = require('get-fake-user')
console.log(getFakeUser({language: 'ru'}))

// console output
[
  {
    firstName: 'Владислав',
    lastName: 'Виноградов',
    gender: 'male',
    nickname: 'strong3297577',
    emailAddress: '[email protected]',
    password: 'Vladislav#6393212',
    birthdate: {
      monthNumber: 1,
      monthName: 'January',
      dayNumber: 3,
      yearNumber: 1971,
      fullDateString: '1971-01-03'
    }
  }
]

Demo

License

MIT

P.S. If you have thoughts on how to improve the package, you can create an issue