Back in the days, I remember copying and pasting any kind of text I could find in the web to fake data without smashing my keyboard. While it works, there is a much better way to have valid data without leaving your code. I'm talking about faker. This npm package allows you to focus specifically on the type of data. That could be a lorem, firstname, address,... or even a random hex color. There is massive data to fake so checkout the GitHub respository for the data you need.

Import faker either with yarn or npm:

npm intstall faker or yarn add faker

// import faker from "faker";
const faker = require("faker");

const fullname = faker.name.findName();
const color = faker.internet.color();
const paragraphs = faker.lorem.paragraphs(5);

Et voilà, whenever you need data, install faker and you are good to go.

Cheers,

Max