Skill: bytesagain3/generate (version 1.0.0)

--- name: generate version: "1.0.0" description: "Generate random test data including text, numbers, UUIDs, and structured formats. Use when creating mock datasets, sample records, or randomized test inputs." author: BytesAgain homepage: https://bytesagain.com source: https://github.com/bytesagain/ai-skills --- # Generate — Universal Data Generator A versatile CLI tool for generating random data of various types. Produce text, numbers, UUIDs, dates, names, emails, addresses, and structured formats like JSON and CSV for testing and development. ## Prerequisites - Python 3.8+ - `bash` shell - Write access to `~/.generate/` ## Data Storage Generated data history is stored in JSONL format at `~/.generate/data.jsonl`. Each generation event is logged for reproducibility and batch export. ## Commands Run commands via: `bash scripts/script.sh <command> [arguments...]` ### text Generate random text strings: lorem ipsum, sentences, paragraphs, or custom patterns. ```bash bash scripts/script.sh text --type lorem --words 50 bash scripts/script.sh text --type sentence --count 5 bash scripts/script.sh text --type paragraph --count 2 ``` **Arguments:** - `--type` — Text type: `lorem`, `sentence`, `paragraph`, `word` (optional, default: `lorem`) - `--words` — Number of words for lorem (optional, default: 20) - `--count` — Number of items to generate (optional, default: 1) ### number Generate random numbers with configurable range and format. ```bash bash scripts/script.sh number --min 1 --max 100 bash scripts/script.sh number --min 0.0 --max 1.0 --decimal 4 bash scripts/script.sh number --count 10 --min 1 --max 1000 ``` **Arguments:** - `--min` — Minimum value (optional, default: 0) - `--max` — Maximum value (optional, default: 100) - `--decimal` — Decimal places for float (optional, generates int if omitted) - `--count` — How many numbers (optional, default: 1) ### uuid Generate one or more UUIDs (v4). ```bash bash scripts/script.sh uuid bash scripts/script.sh uuid --count 5 bash scripts/script.sh uuid --format short ``` **Arguments:** - `--count` — Number of UUIDs (optional, default: 1) - `--format` — Format: `full`, `short` (8-char) (optional, default: `full`) ### date Generate random dates within a range. ```bash bash scripts/script.sh date --start 2020-01-01 --end 2025-12-31 bash scripts/script.sh date --count 10 --format iso ``` **Arguments:** - `--start` — Start date YYYY-MM-DD (optional, default: 2020-01-01) - `--end` — End date YYYY-MM-DD (optional, default: 2025-12-31) - `--count` — Number of dates (optional, default: 1) - `--format` — Date format: `iso`, `us`, `eu`, `unix` (optional, default: `iso`) ### name Generate random person names. ```bash bash scripts/script.sh name bash scripts/script.sh name --count 10 --gender female bash scripts/script.sh name --full ``` **Arguments:** - `--count` — Number of names (optional, default: 1) - `--gender` — Gender: `male`, `female`, `any` (optional, default: `any`) - `--full` — Include last name (optional) ### email Generate random email addresses. ```bash bash scripts/script.sh email bash scripts/script.sh email --count 5 --domain example.com ``` **Arguments:** - `--count` — Number of emails (optional, default: 1) - `--domain` — Email domain (optional, default: random) ### address Generate random US-style addresses. ```bash bash scripts/script.sh address bash scripts/script.sh address --count 3 ``` **Arguments:** - `--count` — Number of addresses (optional, default: 1) ### json Generate random JSON objects with a specified schema. ```bash bash scripts/script.sh json --schema '{"name":"name","age":"int:18-65","email":"email"}' bash scripts/script.sh json --schema '{"id":"uuid","score":"float:0-100"}' --count 5 ``` **Arguments:** - `--schema` — JSON schema definition (required) - `--count` — Number of objects (optional, default: 1) ### csv Generate random CSV data with headers. ```bash bash scripts/script.sh csv --columns "name,email,age" --rows 20 bash scripts/script.sh csv --columns "id:uuid,name:name,score:float:0-100" --rows 50 --output data.csv ``` **Arguments:** - `--columns` — Column definitions (required) - `--rows` — Number of rows (optional, default: 10) - `--output` — Output file (optional, default: stdout) ### password Generate random passwords with configurable complexity. ```bash bash scripts/script.sh password bash scripts/script.sh password --length 24 --count 5 bash scripts/script.sh password --no-special --length 16 ``` **Arguments:** - `--length` — Password length (optional, default: 16) - `--count` — Number of passwords (optional, default: 1) - `--no-special` — Exclude special characters (optional) ### batch Run multiple generation commands in batch from a config file. ```bash bash scripts/script.sh batch --config batch.json ``` **Arguments:** - `--config` — Batch configuration file (required) ### help Display help information and list all available commands. ```bash bash scripts/script.sh help ``` ### version Display the current tool version. ```bash bash scripts/script.sh version ``` ## Examples ```bash # Generate 100 user records as CSV bash scripts/script.sh csv --columns "id:uuid,name:name,email:email,age:int:18-65" --rows 100 --output users.csv # Create JSON test data bash scripts/script.sh json --schema '{"user":"name","score":"float:0-100"}' --count 20 # Quick password generation bash scripts/script.sh password --length 20 --count 10 ``` ## Notes - All generated data is logged in `~/.generate/data.jsonl` for reproducibility - Use `--seed` (where supported) for deterministic output - Schema types for JSON/CSV: `name`, `email`, `uuid`, `int:min-max`, `float:min-max`, `bool`, `date`, `string` - Batch mode accepts a JSON config with an array of generation commands --- Powered by BytesAgain | bytesagain.com | [REDACTED_SECRET]


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