开源软件名称（OpenSource Name）：

datafaker-net/datafaker

开源软件地址(OpenSource Url)：

https://github.com/datafaker-net/datafaker

开源编程语言(OpenSource Language)：

Java 86.7%

开源软件介绍(OpenSource Introduction)：

Data Faker

This library is a modern port of java-faker, built on Java 8, with up to date libraries and several newly added Fake Generators.

This library generates fake data, similar to other fake data generators, such as:

Ruby's faker gem
Perl's Data::Faker library
Python faker package
PHP faker library
Javascript Faker.js library

It's useful when you're developing a new project and need some pretty data for showcase.

Usage

In the pom.xml, add the following fragment to the dependencies section:

<dependency>
    <groupId>net.datafaker</groupId>
    <artifactId>datafaker</artifactId>
    <version>1.4.0</version>
</dependency>

For Gradle users, add the following to your build.gradle file.

dependencies {
    implementation 'net.datafaker:datafaker:1.4.0'
}

You can also use the snapshot version (1.5.0-SNAPSHOT), which automatically gets published after every push to the master branch of this repository. Binary repository URL for snapshots download is https://s01.oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/snapshots/.

Get started

In your Java code:

Faker faker = new Faker();

String name = faker.name().fullName(); // Miss Samanta Schmidt
String firstName = faker.name().firstName(); // Emory
String lastName = faker.name().lastName(); // Barton

String streetAddress = faker.address().streetAddress(); // 60018 Sawayn Brooks Suite 449

Or in your Kotlin code:

val faker = Faker()

val name = faker.name().fullName() // Miss Samanta Schmidt
val firstName = faker.name().firstName() // Emory
val lastName = faker.name().lastName() // Barton

val streetAddress = faker.address().streetAddress() // 60018 Sawayn Brooks Suite 449

Expressions

Faker faker = new Faker();
faker.expression("#{letterify 'test????test'}"); // testqwastest
faker.expression("#{numerify '#test#'}"); // 3test5
faker.expression("#{templatify 'test','t','q','@'}"); // @esq
faker.expression("#{examplify 'test'}"); // ghjk
faker.expression("#{regexify '[a-z]{4,10}'}"); // wbevoa
faker.expression("#{options.option '23','2','5','$','%','*'}"); // *
faker.expression("#{date.birthday 'yy DDD hh:mm:ss'}"); // 61 327 08:11:45
faker.expression("#{csv '1','name_column','#{Name.first_name}','last_name_column','#{Name.last_name}'}");
// "name_column","last_name_column"
// "Sabrina","Kihn"
faker.expression("#{json 'person','#{json ''first_name'',''#{Name.first_name}'',''last_name'',''#{Name.last_name}''}','address','#{json ''country'',''#{Address.country}'',''city'',''#{Address.city}''}'}");
// {"person": {"first_name": "Barbie", "last_name": "Durgan"}, "address": {"country": "Albania", "city": "East Catarinahaven"}}

also more examples at https://www.datafaker.net/documentation/expressions/

Collections

Faker faker = new Faker();
List<String> names = faker.collection(
                              () -> faker.name().firstName(),
                              () -> faker.name().lastName())
                         .len(3, 5)
                         .generate();
System.out.println(names);
// [Skiles, O'Connell, Lorenzo, West]

more examples about that at https://www.datafaker.net/documentation/collections/

File formats

csv

String csv = Format.toCsv(faker.collection(faker::name).build())
                .headers(() -> "first_name", () -> "last_name")
                .columns(Name::firstName, Name::lastName)
                .separator(" ; ")
                .limit(2).build().get();
// "first_name" ; "last_name"
// "Kimberely" ; "Considine"
// "Mariela" ; "Krajcik"

json

Faker faker = new Faker();
String json = Format.toJson(
                faker.collection(faker::name)
                  .maxLen(2)
                  .build())
              .set("firstName", Name::firstName)
              .set("lastName", Name::lastName)
              .build()
              .generate();
// [{"firstName": "Oleta", "lastName": "Toy"},
// {"firstName": "Gerard", "lastName": "Windler"}]