read:
- test:
rows: 2
values:
fixed value: example string
code: <code(10)>
boolean: <boolean>
number: <number(2.718-3.141)>
int: <int(0-100)>
char: <char>
word: <word>
sentence: <sentence>
random_choice: <random(["apple","strawberry","pear"])>
fixed value |
code |
boolean |
number |
int |
char |
word |
sentence |
random_choice |
example string |
E4CO2KRBG2 |
True |
2.767 |
23 |
m |
neque |
Adipisci dolor quisquam labore dolorem dolor |
apple |
example string |
8G7DT4H7AB |
False |
2.873 |
69 |
r |
tempora |
Amet numquam quiquia numquam adipisci labore |
pear |
from wrangles.connectors import test
df = test.read(rows=2, values={'header1':'a','header2':'b'})
Parameter |
Required |
Data Type |
Notes |
rows |
✓ |
int |
Number of rows to generate. |
values |
✓ |
dict |
Dictionary of header/values defining the table. See special inputs for special codes to create random data. |
order_by |
|
str |
Uses SQL syntax to sort the input. |
if |
|
str |
A condition that will determine whether the action runs or not as a whole. |
- <code> or <code(8)> : Random alphanumeric codes - (8) sets the length. e.g. J1RSB7X9
- <char> : Random letters
- <word> : Random nonsense words
- <sentence> : Random nonsense sentences
- <boolean> : Randomly True or False
- <number(2.718-3.141)> : Random numbers - (2.718-3.141) sets the range and decimal places. Default 0.00-1.00.
- <int(1-10)> : Random integers - (1-10) sets the range. Default 1-100.
- <random(["a","b","c"])> : Randomly selected from the list.