NonsensePy
NonsensePy generates random strings.
Installation
>>> pip install nonsensepy
Documentation
>>> NonsensePyGen.starts_with_letter() """ Generates a random string, where the first char of it will be a random letter. The size of the string will be between 10 and 10000. """
>>> NonsensePyGen.starts_with_letter(size=100) """ Generates a random string, where the first char of it will be a random letter. The size of the string will be 100. """
>>> NonsensePyGen.starts_with_letter(min=100) """ Generates a random string, where the first char of it will be a random letter. The size of the string will be between min, and 10000. """
>>> NonsensePyGen.starts_with_letter(max=100) """ Generates a random string, where the first char of it will be a random letter. The size of the string will be between 10, and 100. """
>>> NonsensePyGen.starts_with_letter(min=100, max=1000) """ Generates a random string, where the first char of it will be a random letter. The size of the string will be between min and max. """
>>> NonsensePyGen.starts_with_digit() """ Generates a random string, where the first char of it will be a random digit. The size of the string will be between 10 and 10000. """
>>> NonsensePyGen.starts_with_digit(size=100) """ Generates a random string, where the first char of it will be a random digit. The size of the string will be 100. """
>>> NonsensePyGen.starts_with_digit(min=100) """ Generates a random string, where the first char of it will be a random digit. The size of the string will be between min, and 10000. """
>>> NonsensePyGen.starts_with_digit(max=100) """ Generates a random string, where the first char of it will be a random digit. The size of the string will be between 100, and max. """
>>> NonsensePyGen.starts_with_digit(min=100, max=1000) """ Generates a random string, where the first char of it will be a random digit. The size of the string will be between min and max. """
>>> NonsensePyGen.starts_with_uppercase() """ Generates a random string, where the first char of it will be a random uppercase letter. The size of the string will be between 10 and 10000. """
>>> NonsensePyGen.starts_with_uppercase(size=100) """ Generates a random string, where the first char of it will be a random uppercase letter. The size of the string will be 100. """
>>> NonsensePyGen.starts_with_uppercase(min=100) """ Generates a random string, where the first char of it will be a random uppercase letter. The size of the string will be between min, and 10000. """
>>> NonsensePyGen.starts_with_uppercase(max=100) """ Generates a random string, where the first char of it will be a random uppercase letter. The size of the string will be between 10, and max. """
>>> NonsensePyGen.starts_with_uppercase(min=100, max=1000) """ Generates a random string, where the first char of it will be a random uppercase letter. The size of the string will be between min, and max. """
>>> NonsensePyGen.random() """ Generates a random string. The size of the string will be between 10 and 10000. """
>>> NonsensePyGen.random(size=100) """ Generates a random string. The size of the string will be 100. """
>>> NonsensePyGen.random(min=100) """ Generates a random string. The size of the string will be between min and 10000. """
>>> NonsensePyGen.random(max=100) """ Generates a random string. The size of the string will be between 10 and max. """
>>> NonsensePyGen.random(min=100, max=1000) """ Generates a random string. The size of the string will be between min and max. """
>>> NonsensePyGen.nrandom() """ Generates a random string, where each of its chars is a digit. The size of the string will be between 10 and 10000. """
>>> NonsensePyGen.nrandom(size=100) """ Generates a random string, where each of its chars is a digit. The size of the string will be 100. """
>>> NonsensePyGen.nrandom(min=100) """ Generates a random string, where each of its chars is a digit. The size of the string will be between min, and 10000. """
>>> NonsensePyGen.nrandom(max=100) """ Generates a random string, where each of its chars is a digit. The size of the string will be between 10, and max. """
>>> NonsensePyGen.nrandom(min=100,max=1000) """ Generates a random string, where each of its chars is a digit. The size of the string will be between min, and max. """
>>> NonsensePyGen.strrandom() """ Generates a random string, where each of its chars is a letter. The size of the string will be between 10 and 10000. """
>>> NonsensePyGen.strrandom(size=100) """ Generates a random string, where each of its chars is a letter. The size of the string will be 100. """
>>> NonsensePyGen.strrandom(min=100) """ Generates a random string, where each of its chars is a letter. The size of the string will be between min, and 10000. """
>>> NonsensePyGen.strrandom(max=100) """ Generates a random string, where each of its chars is a letter. The size of the string will be between 10, and max. """
>>> NonsensePyGen.strrandom(min=100,max=1000) """ Generates a random string, where each of its chars is a letter. The size of the string will be between min, and max. """
Example
>>> from nonsensepy import NonsensePyGen >>> >>> NonsensePyGen.random() qHDlCZbBvyBIIXWyjFSQwJuWHujFZNVMYSsdpUTSxXIoaoJkSQQTIVfIrOBsotZxMHfhwSawPTRRcDH jnjjhwjnjEHpXhoRKliH
LICENSE
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