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    Interface Strings

    Generator to generate strings.

    interface Strings {
        digit(): string;
        digitN(count: number): string;
        letter(): string;
        letterN(count: number): string;
        lexify(str: string): string;
        numerify(str: string): string;
        randomString(strs: string[]): string[];
        shuffleStrings(strs: string[]): string[];
        uuid(): string;
    }
    Index

    Methods

    digit digitN letter letterN lexify numerify randomString shuffleStrings uuid

    Methods

    • Numerical symbol used to represent numbers.

      Returns string

      a random digit

      import { Faker } from "k6/x/faker"

      let faker = new Faker(11)

      export default function () {
       console.log(faker.strings.digit())
      }

      Output (formatted as JSON value)

      "0"

    • string of length N consisting of ASCII digits.

      Parameters

      • count: number

        Count

      Returns string

      a random digitn

      import { Faker } from "k6/x/faker"

      let faker = new Faker(11)

      export default function () {
       console.log(faker.strings.digitN(3))
      }

      Output (formatted as JSON value)

      "005"

    • Character or symbol from the American Standard Code for Information Interchange (ASCII) character set.

      Returns string

      a random letter

      import { Faker } from "k6/x/faker"

      let faker = new Faker(11)

      export default function () {
       console.log(faker.strings.letter())
      }

      Output (formatted as JSON value)

      "W"

    • ASCII string with length N.

      Parameters

      • count: number

        Count

      Returns string

      a random lettern

      import { Faker } from "k6/x/faker"

      let faker = new Faker(11)

      export default function () {
       console.log(faker.strings.letterN(3))
      }

      Output (formatted as JSON value)

      "WCp"

    • Replace ? with random generated letters.

      Parameters

      • str: string

        String

      Returns string

      a random lexify

      import { Faker } from "k6/x/faker"

      let faker = new Faker(11)

      export default function () {
       console.log(faker.strings.lexify("none"))
      }

      Output (formatted as JSON value)

      "none"

    • Replace # with random numerical values.

      Parameters

      • str: string

        String

      Returns string

      a random numerify

      import { Faker } from "k6/x/faker"

      let faker = new Faker(11)

      export default function () {
       console.log(faker.strings.numerify("none"))
      }

      Output (formatted as JSON value)

      "none"

    • Return a random string from a string array.

      Parameters

      • strs: string[]

        Strings

      Returns string[]

      a random random string

      import { Faker } from "k6/x/faker"

      let faker = new Faker(11)

      export default function () {
       console.log(faker.strings.randomString(["none","how","these","keep","trip","congolese","choir","computer","still","far"]))
      }

      Output (formatted as JSON value)

      "none"

    • Shuffle an array of strings.

      Parameters

      • strs: string[]

        Strings

      Returns string[]

      a random shuffle strings

      import { Faker } from "k6/x/faker"

      let faker = new Faker(11)

      export default function () {
       console.log(faker.strings.shuffleStrings(["none","how","these","keep","trip","congolese","choir","computer","still","far"]))
      }

      Output (formatted as JSON value)

      ["these","congolese","far","choir","still","trip","computer","how","keep","none"]

    • 128-bit identifier used to uniquely identify objects or entities in computer systems.

      Returns string

      a random uuid

      import { Faker } from "k6/x/faker"

      let faker = new Faker(11)

      export default function () {
       console.log(faker.strings.uuid())
      }

      Output (formatted as JSON value)

      "ea6ab1ab-f06c-4990-835d-e628b7e659e1"

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