Description

node-elizabeth is a port of Python library elizabeth for generating dummy data for a variety of purposes. This data can be particularly useful during software development and testing. For example, it could be used to populate a testing database for a web application with user information such as email addresses, usernames, first names, last names, etc.

Installation

yarn add node-elizabeth -D

Documentation

Github pages

Basic Usage

import { Personal } from 'node-elizabeth';
// default locale is 'en'
const person = new Personal();
person.fullName({ gender: 'male' });
// Inell Britt

Locales

You can specify a locale when creating providers and they will return data that is appropriate for the language or country associated with that locale. elizabeth currently includes support for 30 different locales.

№	Flag	Code	Name	Native name
1	🇨🇿	cs	Czech	Česky
2	🇩🇰	da	Danish	Dansk
3	🇩🇪	de	German	Deutsch
4	🇦🇹	de-at	Austrian German	Deutsch
5	🇨🇭	de-ch	Swiss German	Deutsch
6	🇺🇸	en	English	English
7	🇦🇺	en-au	Australian English	English
8	🇨🇦	en-ca	Canadian English	English
9	🇬🇧	en-gb	British English	English
10	🇪🇸	es	Spanish	Español
11	🇲🇽	es-mx	Mexican Spanish	Español
12	🇮🇷	fa	Farsi	فارسی
13	🇫🇮	fi	Finnish	Suomi
14	🇫🇷	fr	French	Français
15	🇭🇺	hu	Hungarian	Magyar
16	🇮🇸	is	Icelandic	Íslenska
17	🇮🇹	it	Italian	Italiano
18	🇯🇵	ja	Japanese	日本語
19	🇰🇷	ko	Korean	한국어
20	🇳🇱	nl	Dutch	Nederlands
21	🇧🇪	nl-be	Belgium Dutch	Nederlands
22	🇳🇴	no	Norwegian	Norsk
23	🇵🇱	pl	Polish	Polski
24	🇵🇹	pt	Portuguese	Português
25	🇧🇷	pt-br	Brazilian Portuguese	Português Brasileiro
26	🇷🇺	ru	Russian	Русский
27	🇸🇪	sv	Swedish	Svenska
28	🇹🇷	tr	Turkish	Türkçe
29	🇺🇦	uk	Ukrainian	Український
30	🇨🇳	zh	Chinese	汉语

Using locales:

import { Personal } from 'node-elizabeth';

const en = new Personal();
const de = new Personal({ locale: 'de' });

en.fullName();
// Inell Britt
de.fullName();
//Sabrina Gutermuth

Port limitations

Due to JavaScript limitations there's specific method signatures - all methods take opts object as their single argument. Also first release don't include all the providers, custom providers and decorators from original library.

Running tests

npm run test

Upcoming

• Generic provider from original library
• Custom providers