Built-in Complex Random Data Entities

Rather than generating one piece of data at a time, you can also use some of the randomly generated data entities that are provided by Arjuna.

Person

Random.person method generates various aatributes that can be used while providing data for a person.

person = Random.person()

It will create a Person entity like the one shown below:

Person(
    qualification=PhD,
    age=49,
    blood_type=AB+,
    email=defoliant1918@outlook.com,
    first_name=Karima,
    last_name=Noel,
    name=Karima Noel,
    gender=Fluid,
    height=1.68,
    id=50-97/16,
    language=Polish,
    nationality=Guatemalan,
    occupation=Applications Engineer,
    phone=1-848-014-0783,
    title=Mr.,
    university=University of West Florida (UWF),
    weight=53,
    work_experience=27
)

You can choose to override any of the values using any of the following, just like you do when creating any data entity:

• Any Python Object

• A Python callable

• Arjuna generator

• Arjuna composite

person = Random.person(occupation="Software Tester")

Address

Random.address method generates various aatributes that can be used while providing data for an address.

address = Random.address()

It will create an Address entity like the one shown below:

Address(
    calling_code=+44,
    city=Chesterfield,
    country=United States,
    country_code=SO,
    latitude=-43.899334,
    longitude=12.852834,
    postal_code=99613,
    state=California,
    street_name=Faxon,
    street_number=7,
    street_suffix=High Street
)

You can choose to override any of the values using any of the following, just like you do when creating any data entity:

• Any Python Object

• A Python callable

• Arjuna generator

• Arjuna composite

person = Random.address(street_name="Eat Street")