ForgeryPy is an easy to use forged data generator. It’s a (somewhat incomplete) port of forgery Ruby gem.
Example usage
>>> import forgery_py >>> forgery_py.address.street_address() u'4358 Shopko Junction' >>> forgery_py.basic.hex_color() '3F0A59' >>> forgery_py.currency.description() u'Slovenia Tolars' >>> forgery_py.date.date() datetime.date(2012, 7, 27) >>> forgery_py.internet.email_address() u'brian@zazio.mil' >>> forgery_py.lorem_ipsum.title() u'Pretium nam rhoncus ultrices!' >>> forgery_py.name.full_name() u'Mary Peters' >>> forgery_py.personal.language() u'Hungarian'
Credits
The project uses dictionary files from forgery Ruby gem.
License
MIT-style, see LICENSE
1 maintainer
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