NOTE: This package is being deprecated

You should use fake-factory instead. After Sept 15, 2016 the PyPi faker package will point to new faker.

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Faker

A Python library for generating fake user data. Perl's got one, Ruby's got one, now Pythonistas envy no longer.

Usage

>>> from faker import Faker
>>> f = Faker()
>>> f.name()
"Milli Vanilli"
>>> f.username()
"mvanilli"
>>> f.email()
"mvanilli@hotmail.com"
>>> f.company()
"Scrodiant Labs"

OR

>>> from faker import Faker
>>> f = Faker()
>>> for i in range(3):
...     f.name()
...     f.username()
...     f.email()
...     f.phonenumber()
...     f.full_address()
...     f.company()
...
"Ola Rice"
"orice"
"orice@hotmail.com"
"289-554-46105"
"824 Colleen Square\nFrancescamouth, AK 65473"
"Yeddjam"
"Jaron Oberbrunner"
"joberbrunner"
"joberbrunner@gmail.com"
"213-543-45170"
"149 Fay Points 111\nWest Braulioland, MD 63587-2095"
"Plurbee"
"Brielle Hegmann"
"bhegmann"
"bhegmann@hotmail.com"
"553-104-17156"
"96397 Colleen Square\nWest Braulioland, OH 75395"
"Twispace"

Installation

pip:

pip install faker

source:

git clone git@github.com:deepthawtz/faker.git
cd faker
python setup.py install