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fakerphp/faker v1.11.0

Faker is a PHP library that generates fake data for you.
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Frequently Asked Questions

What does fakerphp/faker do?

FakerPHP/Faker is an effective PHP library, used for generating fake data – useful for tasks ranging from bootstrapping your database, creating visually-appealing XML documents, to even stress-testing your data persistence or anonymizing data from production services. Inspired by Perl's Data::Faker and Ruby's Faker, this versatile package proves invaluable in a variety of contexts.

How do you use fakerphp/faker?

To use FakerPHP/Faker, you first need to install the library via composer using the command: composer require fakerphp/faker. Afterwards, use Faker\Factory::create() to generate a Faker instance. You can generate various types of data by calling methods named after your required data type. For example:

<?php
require_once 'vendor/autoload.php';

// Create a Faker\Generator instance
$faker = Faker\Factory::create();

// Generate desired data
echo $faker->name(); // Outputs a fake name
echo $faker->email(); // Outputs a fake email
echo $faker->text(); // Outputs random text

You can use the FakerPHP/Faker in a loop to generate multiple instances of fake data. Every call to a method like $faker->name() yields a different, random result, thanks to the library's __call() magic.

In case you already employed this library with its properties, which are now deprecated, you can use the provided Rector config file for automated work.

Where are the fakerphp/faker docs?

The full documentation for FakerPHP/Faker can be found at fakerphp.github.io. The documentation provides in-depth information, making it easy for users to generate and manage fake data efficiently. It's highly recommended for users looking to understand and utilize all capabilities of FakerPHP/Faker.