Go library which provides tools for generating arbitrary data.
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README.md

go-arbitrary

go-arbitrary is a Go library which provides tools for generating arbitrary data.

Example

Here is a typical example:

// Generate an arbitrary phonenumber.
phoneNumber := arbitrary.PhoneNumber()

// Generate an arbitrary bool.
// Might be false, might be true.
bl := arbitrary.Bool()

// Generate an arbitrary string.
s := arbitrary.String()

Or if you want to provide your own souce of randomness:

src := rand.NewSource( time.Now().UTC().UnixNano() )
arb := arbitrary.New(src)

// Generate an arbitrary phonenumber.
phoneNumber := arb.PhoneNumber()

// Generate an arbitrary bool.
// Might be false, might be true.
bl := arb.Bool()

// Generate an arbitrary string.
s := arb.String()

Documention

Online documentation, which includes examples, can be found at: http://godoc.org/github.com/reiver/go-arbitrary

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