RandomizeX

You're in the right place! Just install the RandomizeX package to solve all your problems related to generating random data.

Installation

You can install RandomizeX via npm:

npm install randomizex

Using RandomizeX with JavaScript/TypeScript Modules (type: module)

Usage

// Import RandomizeX functions
import { RandomizeX } from 'randomizex';

// Use the functions
const randomId = RandomizeX.Id();
const randomSentence = RandomizeX.Sentence();
const randomNumber = RandomizeX.Number();

Using RandomizeX with CommonJS Modules (type: commonjs)

Usage

// Require RandomizeX functions
const {RandomizeX } = require('randomizex');

// Use the functions
const randomId = RandomizeX.Id();
const randomSentence = RandomizeX.Sentence();
const randomNumber = RandomizeX.Number();

Note:

• When using JavaScript/TypeScript with type: module, you can directly import the functions from RandomizeX.
• When using CommonJS, you need to use require to import the functions.
• Ensure your tsconfig.json is configured correctly for the module type you're using.

Usage

Once installed, you can import RandomizeX into your JavaScript/JavaScript/TypeScript code and start using its functions:

More Then 130+ Functionalities

import { RandomizeX } from 'randomizex';

// Generate a random string with a length of 16 characters

const randomString = RandomizeX.Id();

console.log(randomString); // Output: e.g., "a3Fg-5hRt-8kLp-..."



// Generate a random sentence with 6 words

const randomSentence = RandomizeX.Sentence();

console.log(randomSentence); // Output: e.g., "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet."



// Generate a random number between 0 and 100 (inclusive)

const randomNumber = RandomizeX.Number();

console.log(randomNumber); // Output: e.g., 42



// Generate a random email address

const randomEmail = RandomizeX.Email();

console.log(randomEmail); // Output: e.g., "[e-mail]"



// Generate a random boolean value (true or false)

const randomBoolean = RandomizeX.Boolean();

console.log(randomBoolean); // Output: e.g., true



// Generate a random date between January 1, 2000, and the current date

const randomDate = RandomizeX.Date();

console.log(randomDate); // Output: e.g., "Sat Jun 10 2006 02:04:32 GMT+0300 (East Africa Time)"



// Generate a random phone number

const randomPhoneNumber = RandomizeX.PhoneNumber();

console.log(randomPhoneNumber); // Output: e.g., "[phone]"



// Generate a random IP address

const randomIpAddress = RandomizeX.IpAddress();

console.log(randomIpAddress); // Output: e.g., "192.168.1.1"



// Generate a random URL

const randomUrl = RandomizeX.Url();

console.log(randomUrl); // Output: e.g., "http://example.com/some/path"



// Generate a random color in hexadecimal format

const randomColor = RandomizeX.Color();

console.log(randomColor); // Output: e.g., "#1a2b3c"



// Generate a random credit card number

const randomCreditCardNumber = RandomizeX.CreditCardNumber();

console.log(randomCreditCardNumber); // Output: e.g., "4916577212820895"



// Generate an array of 5 random boolean values

const randomBooleanArray = RandomizeX.BooleanArray();

console.log(randomBooleanArray); // Output: e.g., [true, false, true, true, false]



// Generate an array of 5 random integers between 0 and 100

const randomIntArray = RandomizeX.IntArray();

console.log(randomIntArray); // Output: e.g., [42, 15, 73, 91, 5]



// Select a random element from an array

const randomElement = RandomizeX.Element(['apple', 'banana', 'orange']);

console.log(randomElement); // Output: e.g., "banana"



// Generate a random boolean value with a specific probability (e.g., 70%)

const randomWithProbability = RandomizeX.BooleanWithProbability(0.7);

console.log(randomWithProbability); // Output: e.g., true



// Generate a custom string with a specified length and character set

const customString = RandomizeX.String(10, 'abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz');

console.log(customString); // Output: e.g., "hjkldsfqwe"



// Generate a random date within a specified date range

const randomDateInRange = RandomizeX.DateInRange(new Date(2023, 1, 1), new Date(2023, 12, 31));

console.log(randomDateInRange); // Output: e.g., "Wed Jul 05 2023 07:25:13 GMT+0300 (East Africa Time)"



// Generate a random time in HH:MM:SS format

const randomTime = RandomizeX.Time();

console.log(randomTime); // Output: e.g., "15:23:47"



// Generate a random filename with a specified extension

const randomFilename = RandomizeX.FileName('txt');

console.log(randomFilename); // Output: e.g., "abcde12345.txt"



// Generate a random hexadecimal color code with a leading # symbol

const randomHexColor = RandomizeX.HexColor();

console.log(randomHexColor); // Output: e.g., "#1a2b3c"



// Generate a random IPv6 address

const randomIPv6Address = RandomizeX.IPv6Address();

console.log(randomIPv6Address); // Output: e.g., "2001:0db8:85a3:0000:0000:8a2e:0370:7334"



// Generate a random MAC address

const randomMACAddress = RandomizeX.MACAddress();

console.log(randomMACAddress); // Output: e.g., "fa:24:25:d4:95:71"



// Generate a random GUID (Globally Unique Identifier)

const randomGUID = RandomizeX.GUID();

console.log(randomGUID); // Output: e.g., "46d205e8-35a8-4fae-89c7-c33b3988a9f6"



// Generate a random currency code

const randomCurrency = RandomizeX.Currency();

console.log(randomCurrency); // Output: e.g., "USD"



// Generate a random country name

const randomCountry = RandomizeX.Country();

console.log(randomCountry); // Output: e.g., "France"



// Generate a random city name

const randomCity = RandomizeX.City();

console.log(randomCity); // Output: e.g., "Paris"



// Generate a random street address

const randomStreetAddress = RandomizeX.StreetAddress();

console.log(randomStreetAddress); // Output: e.g., "123 Main Street"



// Generate a random postal code

const randomPostalCode = RandomizeX.PostalCode();

console.log(randomPostalCode); // Output: e.g., "12345"



// Generate a random latitude value between -90 and 90

const randomLatitude = RandomizeX.Latitude();

console.log(randomLatitude); // Output: e.g., -12.345678



// Generate a random longitude value between -180 and 180

const randomLongitude = RandomizeX.Longitude();

console.log(randomLongitude); // Output: e.g., 45.678901



// Generate a random HTTP method (e.g., GET, POST, PUT, etc.)

const randomHttpMethod = RandomizeX.HttpMethod();

console.log(randomHttpMethod); // Output: e.g., "GET"



// Generate a random MIME type (e.g., application/json, text/plain, etc.)

const randomMimeType = RandomizeX.MimeType();

console.log(randomMimeType); // Output: e.g., "image/jpeg"

100+ more methods...

Features

• Generates random strings, numbers, dates, email addresses, phone numbers, IP addresses, URLs, colors, credit card numbers, booleans, arrays, and more.

• Provides functions for custom string generation with specified lengths and character sets.

• Offers the ability to generate random dates within a specified range.

• Generates random times in HH:MM:SS format.

• Creates random filenames with specified extensions.

• Generates hexadecimal color codes with and without a leading # symbol.

• Produces random IPv6 and MAC addresses.

• Creates random GUIDs (Globally Unique Identifiers).

• Provides random currency and country codes.

• Generates random city and street address names.

• Creates random postal codes.

• Produces random latitude and longitude values.

• Generates random HTTP methods.

• Provides random MIME types.

Contributing

We welcome contributions to RandomizeX. If you have any suggestions or improvements, please feel free to create a pull request.

License

This library is licensed under the MIT License. For more information, please see the LICENSE file.

About

RandomizeX is developed and maintained by Ali Asghar Gill. It was created to provide a simple and versatile way to generate random data in JavaScript and JavaScript/TypeScript applications.

If you have any questions, feedback, or suggestions, please don't hesitate to reach out to us at the following email.

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Thank you for using RandomizeX!