faker-file 0.9.3

Generate fake files.

Generate files with fake data

Prerequisites

All of core dependencies of this package are MIT licensed. Most of optional dependencies of this package are MIT licensed, while a few are BSD- or Apache 2 licensed. All licenses are mentioned below between the brackets.

• Core package requires Python 3.7, 3.8, 3.9, 3.10 or 3.11.

• Faker (MIT) is the only required dependency.

• Django (BSD) integration with factory_boy (MIT) has been tested with Django 2.2, 3.0, 3.1, 3.2, 4.0 and 4.1.

• DOCX file support requires python-docx (MIT).

• EPUB file support requires xml2epub (MIT) and jinja2 (BSD).

• ICO, JPEG, PNG, SVG and WEBP files support requires imgkit (MIT).

• PDF file support requires pdfkit (MIT).

• PPTX file support requires python-pptx (MIT).

• ODS file support requires tablib (MIT) and odfpy (Apache 2).

• XLSX file support requires tablib (MIT) and openpyxl (MIT).

• PathyFileSystemStorage storage support requires pathy (Apache 2).

• AWSS3Storage storage support requires pathy (Apache 2) and boto3 (Apache 2).

• AzureCloudStorage storage support requires pathy (Apache 2) and azure-storage-blob (MIT).

• GoogleCloudStorage storage support requires pathy (Apache 2) and google-cloud-storage (Apache 2).

Documentation

Documentation is available on Read the Docs.

Installation

Latest stable version from PyPI

WIth all dependencies

pip install faker-file[all]

Only core

pip install faker-file

With DOCX support

pip install faker-file[docx]

With EPUB support

pip install faker-file[epub]

With images support

pip install faker-file[images]

With XLSX support

pip install faker-file[xlsx]

With ODS support

pip install faker-file[ods]

Or development version from GitHub

pip install https://github.com/barseghyanartur/faker-file/archive/main.tar.gz

Features

Supported file types

• BIN

• CSV

• DOCX

• EPUB

• ICO

• JPEG

• ODS

• PDF

• PNG

• RTF

• PPTX

• SVG

• TXT

• WEBP

• XLSX

• ZIP

Additional providers

• RandomFileFromDirProvider: Pick a random file from given directory.

Supported file storages

• Native file system storage

• AWS S3 storage

• Azure Cloud Storage

• Google Cloud Storage

Usage examples

With Faker

One way

from faker import Faker
from faker_file.providers.txt_file import TxtFileProvider

FAKER = Faker()

file = TxtFileProvider(FAKER).txt_file()

Or another

from faker import Faker
from faker_file.providers.txt_file import TxtFileProvider

FAKER = Faker()
FAKER.add_provider(TxtFileProvider)

file = FAKER.txt_file()

With factory_boy

upload/models.py

from django.db import models

class Upload(models.Model):

    # ...
    file = models.FileField()

upload/factories.py

Note, that when using faker-file with Django and native file system storages, you need to pass your MEDIA_ROOT setting as root_path value to the chosen file storage as show below.

import factory
from django.conf import settings
from factory import Faker
from factory.django import DjangoModelFactory
from faker_file.providers.docx_file import DocxFileProvider
from faker_file.storages.filesystem import FileSystemStorage

from upload.models import Upload

FS_STORAGE = FileSystemStorage(
    root_path=settings.MEDIA_ROOT,
    rel_path="tmp"
)
factory.Faker.add_provider(DocxFileProvider)

class UploadFactory(DjangoModelFactory):

    # ...
    file = Faker("docx_file", storage=FS_STORAGE)

    class Meta:
        model = Upload

File storages

All file operations are delegated to a separate abstraction layer of storages.

The following storages are implemented:

• FileSystemStorage: Does not have additional requirements.

• PathyFileSystemStorage: Requires pathy.

• AzureCloudStorage: Requires pathy and Azure related dependencies.

• GoogleCloudStorage: Requires pathy and Google Cloud related dependencies.

• AWSS3Storage: Requires pathy and AWS S3 related dependencies.

Usage example with storages

FileSystemStorage example

Native file system storage. Does not have dependencies.

import tempfile
from faker import Faker
from faker_file.providers.txt_file import TxtFileProvider
from faker_file.storages.filesystem import FileSystemStorage

FS_STORAGE = FileSystemStorage(
    root_path=tempfile.gettempdir(),  # Use settings.MEDIA_ROOT for Django
    rel_path="tmp",
)

FAKER = Faker()

file = TxtFileProvider(FAKER).txt_file(storage=FS_STORAGE)

FS_STORAGE.exists(file)

PathyFileSystemStorage example

Native file system storage. Requires pathy.

import tempfile
from pathy import use_fs
from faker import Faker
from faker_file.providers.txt_file import TxtFileProvider
from faker_file.storages.cloud import PathyFileSystemStorage

use_fs(tempfile.gettempdir())
PATHY_FS_STORAGE = PathyFileSystemStorage(
    bucket_name="bucket_name",
    root_path="tmp"
    rel_path="sub-tmp",
)

FAKER = Faker()

file = TxtFileProvider(FAKER).txt_file(storage=PATHY_FS_STORAGE)

PATHY_FS_STORAGE.exists(file)

AWSS3Storage example

AWS S3 storage. Requires pathy.

import tempfile
from pathy import use_fs
from faker import Faker
from faker_file.providers.txt_file import TxtFileProvider
from faker_file.storages.aws_s3 import AWSS3Storage

S3_STORAGE = AWSS3Storage(
    bucket_name="bucket_name",
    root_path="tmp",  # Optional
    rel_path="sub-tmp",  # Optional
    # Credentials are optional too. If your AWS credentials are properly
    # set in the ~/.aws/credentials, you don't need to send them
    # explicitly.
    credentials={
        "key_id": "YOUR KEY ID",
        "key_secret": "YOUR KEY SECRET"
    },
)

FAKER = Faker()

file = TxtFileProvider(FAKER).txt_file(storage=S3_STORAGE)

S3_STORAGE.exists(file)

Testing

Simply type:

pytest -vrx

Or use tox:

tox

Or use tox to check specific env:

tox -e py310-django41

Writing documentation

Keep the following hierarchy.

=====
title
=====

header
======

sub-header
----------

sub-sub-header
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

sub-sub-sub-header
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

sub-sub-sub-sub-header
++++++++++++++++++++++

sub-sub-sub-sub-sub-header
**************************

License

MIT

Support

For any security issues contact me at the e-mail given in the Author section.

For overall issues, go to GitHub.

Author

Artur Barseghyan <[e-mail]>