PyIdGen
Overview
This library is used to generate random user profiles with Personally Identifiable Information (PII).
tests/test.py script generates user identities in the following way:
$ python3 tests/test.py
The script generates random Personally Identifiable Information (PII):
Personal Information:
First Name: Vickey
Middle Name: Kasi
Last Name: Macbeth
Middle Initial: K.
Full Name: Vickey Macbeth
Age: 67
DOB: 10/05/1946
Sex: Female
Height: 4'1"
Hair Color: WHI
Eye Color: BLK
Postal Address:
7648 Gilgorm Road
New York, NY 10005
SSN# 529-80-2145, issued in UT
Driver's License Information:
ID: 865 244 023
State: NY
Class: D
Issued: 01/01/1970
Expires: 12/12/2018
Computer Account Information:
User ID: macbevi5
E-mail Address: vickey.macbeth@ymail.com
Password (clear): L1XiNGv%
Password (md5): eaa14653852fe8ab0f18483d0bfdba26
Password (sha1): ab6b86e59f1ea4fabf0a9bd744e57107d892becb
Password (sha512): 5a935814572e8c940a0359f3b1e7538e20bb45deb4a7ce747c43c4e0fcefda
40b302a0eb444feb85bc35737d90aab8fd1149e5ebe5450893d7ff63c77456ab28
Contact Information:
Phone Number: (563) 035-3637
Type: VoIP
State: IA
Identifier: Business
Phone Number: (515) 457-4100
Type: Cellular
State: IA
Identifier: Business
Phone Number: 712.288.9759
Type: Cellular
State: IA
Identifier: Home
Phone Number: (319) 411-4461
Type: Cellular
State: IA
Identifier: Fax
Credit Cards:
Number: 4485 4270 6121 5902
Issuer: Visa
Code: 020 (CCV2)
Expires : 12/2017
Number: 4485 4270 6121 5902
Issuer: Visa
Code: 020 (CCV2)
Expires : 12/2017
Number: 4485 4270 6121 5902
Issuer: Visa
Code: 020 (CCV2)
Expires : 12/2017
Number: 4485 4270 6121 5902
Issuer: Visa
Code: 020 (CCV2)
Expires : 12/2017
Classes
PostalAddress
A developer may generate a random U.S. postal address, or may choose to specify extra parameters, e.g. state, city, county, or zipcode. However, the street address in PostalAddress() class will unlikely match a real address from that zipcode or city, because the address generation does not rely on a geo-location service of any kind.
from pyidgen import PostalAddress;
from string import Template;
def main():
a = PostalAddress();
if a.Address2 == '':
template = "{0}\n{2}, {3} {4}";
else:
template = "{0}\n{1}\n{2}, {3} {4}";
print(template.format(a.Address1, a.Address2, a.City, a.State, a.ZipCode));
if __name__ == '__main__':
main();
There are a few ways to create PostalAddress() object:
a = PostalAddress();
a = PostalAddress(zip="11364");
a = PostalAddress(county="Queens");
a = PostalAddress(county="Queens",zip="11363");
a = PostalAddress(state="NY");
a = PostalAddress("11364");
a = PostalAddress("11364", None, "Queens", "NY");
a = PostalAddress(None, None, "Queens", None);
a = PostalAddress(None, None, None, "NY");
The expected output is:
9205 Shadow Lake Dr Oakland Gardens, NY 11364 4957 Robert J Miller Air Park Oakland Gardens, NY 11364 4485 Greenhill Dr Suite 919 Truxton, NY 13158 8731 County Route 17/2 Arverne, NY 11692 8463 Westmont Rd Jamaica, NY 11451
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