Go based API for generating usernames, emails, and passwords for test data. Soon to include other information for fulfilling tests.
Go 1.18
At some point, you can expect https://exhausted.club/aliasgen to be a working API to generate test data, if you don't want to spin up your own version.
TBA
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The original work was forked from https://github.com/edwardr/php-random-name-generator, but this was for the seed data to generate names. The code aspect was not copied over, and was written from the ground up using Go. IMHO the license should still be copied over, as the data from the JSON could be considered falling under the license, and therefore this project falls in line with MIT, however, IANAL so feel free to open an issue to correct this if need be, I suppose.
- Potentially remove spaces and
\nfrom the resource.json files to save on bytes as well as read time. While it might not be significant, might as well. Also maybe store them in a format more optimal for reading into memory. - Swagger gen
- Rate Limiting based off of IP (Must be done before API opening)
- API Keys (Must be done before API opening)