Data dummy generator
Random name, username, email, phone, address, ipv4 generator
Installation
install with pip::
pip install data-dummy==1.0
Usage
Here are examples of all current features:
>>> import dummy
>>> dummy.name()
'Yuliana Sudradjat'
>>> dummy.username()
'Yuliana'
>>> dummy.email()
'Bernard@gmail.com'
>>> dummy.address()
'Jl. Dr A Rivai Bukittinggi Telp: 0752-21720'
>>> dummy.phone()
'+62812-0989-0128'
>>> dummy.ipv4()
'123.124.5.12'
License
This project is released under an MIT License.
Src data
- data.name (the following files are public domain in indonesia )
- data.address (address of covid19 care referral hospital in indonesia)
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