nsecho/fcker

fcker is a command-line tool that generates realistic-looking fake person profiles. Instead of manually inventing names, addresses, and other personal details, you run a simple command and get complete fake person information instantly. It pulls from two sources: fakenamegenerator.com for biographical details like names and addresses, and thispersondoesnotexist.com for AI-generated profile photos that look convincingly real. The tool works by letting you choose what you want to generate. You can ask it to fetch a complete fake person profile with all their details, just grab a synthetic photo, or list the available country and user codes so you can customize which region or profile type the fake person comes from. It's written in Go, which means it's fast and runs as a lightweight command-line program on your computer. Developers and testers use tools like this to populate databases with realistic test data without using real people's information, which matters for privacy and legal reasons. QA teams might use it to stress-test user registration flows. Product teams building features around user profiles can mock up interfaces with convincing fake data. Anyone prototyping an application that needs sample user information can generate dozens of profiles in seconds instead of typing them out by hand. It's purely for testing and development, the fake data helps you work faster without the ethical or legal complications of using real personal information during development. The README doesn't elaborate on specific features or configuration options beyond the basic commands available, so the tool appears straightforward: command, generate, move on. It's a focused utility for one job, quickly producing believable fake person data from public sources.