This fork of Randomuser.me user generator has two modifications
- increased the limits on user generation
- add a docker file
This allows us to run the service in a CI action that can initialise a test database.
This is the source code that powers the randomuser.me User Generator.
Our goal is to have a very diverse database that consists of data unique to different nationalities. While some places might have an SSN or their phone number might be formatted a certain way, other places usually follow a completely different set of rules.
Help us make the Random User Generator better by contributing to our database and teaching us the proper way of formatting data for different nationalities.
If you would like to help contribute data specific to a region, please keep these few rules in mind:
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Only add new nat data to the
api/.nextReleasedirectory... -
Please keep all of the data organized.
- Keep US data in the US directory, AU in the AU directory, etc.
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No duplicates. Make sure that the data you are adding isn't already on the list.
- An easy way to remove duplicates from your file and sort:
sort -u <file> -o <file>4. Please don't submit requests that say "make this nationality". We will accept helpful contributions, but not orders :)
Node v9.0.0+ MongoDB
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Run
npm install -
Run
npm run buildto build views and minify js/css -
Run
npm testand verify all tests pass -
Start the server with
npm start
Go ahead! We will gladly accept new regions if they follow the guidelines above.
Just place your files in a new directory in the api/.nextRelease/data folder with the appropriate 2 letter ISO Country Code (http://countrycode.org). Follow the format of the US folder for reference.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask us on our Twitter page @randomapi.