The fake-cli project is a powerful utility for generating structured text format test data. It's especially useful for developers who require randomized data for testing or data analysis. This project leverages the power of fake-rs, a popular randomized data generation library.

To use the fake-cli utility, you will need to define a `fake_definition_json` like the example below:

{
  "example_word": {
    "fake_type": "word",
    "lang": "JA_JP"
  },
  "example_digit": {
    "fake_type": "digit",
    "lang": "EN"
  },
  "example_sentence": {
    "fake_type": "sentence",
    "lang": "JA_JP",
    "min": 1,
    "max": 5
  }
}

You can then feed this definition to the fake-cli utility through the `--json` switch. The utility will generate random JSON data based on your specifications. For example, given the `fake_definition_json` above, the utility might output:

{
  "example_digit": 4,
  "example_sentence": "qui et maiores.",
  "example_word": "et"
}

The available fake_type's are:

• Word
• LastName
• Words
• Boolean
• Digit
• Sentence
• NumberWithFormat
• Array
• Map
• Constant

Note: Array and Map and Constant are specific to fake-cli.

The fake_type can be any callable method from fake-rs, and it is ready to use when converted to snake_case.

This project is licensed under the terms of the MIT License (or whichever license you have chosen).