Xeger
Library to generate random strings from regular expressions.
To install, type:
pip install xeger
To use, type:
>>> from xeger import Xeger
>>> x = Xeger(limit=10) # default limit = 10
>>> x.xeger("/json/([0-9]+)")
u'/json/15062213'
About
Code adapted and refactored from the Python library rstr by Leapfrog Online (now iProspect), in turn inspired by the Java library Xeger.
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