"Generate random strings that make sense."
Project description
Fabulist
Generate meaningful test data based on string templates.
Usage
$ pip install fabulist
then
from fabulist import Fabulist
fab = Fabulist()
templates = [
"$(Verb:ing) is better than $(verb:ing).",
"$(Noun:an) a day keeps the $(noun:plural) away.",
"If you want to $(verb) $(adv), $(verb) $(adv)!",
'Confucius says: "The one who wants to $(verb) must $(verb) $(adv) the $(noun)!"',
]
print("Fortune cookies:")
for q in fab.generate_quotes(templates, count=10):
print("- ", q)
will produce something like
Fortune cookies:
- A statement a day keeps the airports away.
- Savoring is better than magnifying.
- If you want to sate divisively, disuse calmly!
- Praying is better than inspecting.
- Confucius says: "The one who wants to sterilize must inform miserably the possibility!"
- If you want to blur orderly, stride poorly!
- A cost a day keeps the gears away.
- Subtracting is better than worshipping.
- If you want to damage solely, discuss jealously!
- Confucius says: "The one who wants to vanish must swear terribly the punch!"
See also the Introduction Slides and Read The Docs for details.
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